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Companies doing Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)

Purchase Price Allocation (PPA) is an accounting method that distributes the acquisition cost of a business among its identified assets and liabilities at fair value, typically performed after a merger or acquisition.

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List of companies that do Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)

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  • Qualcomm logo
    United StatesEmployees57kRevenue$44BTelecommunications
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • EY logo
    United KingdomEmployees412kRevenue$45BProfessional Services
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Apple logo
    United StatesEmployees293kComputer Hardware Manufacturing
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Google logo
    United StatesEmployees330kSoftware Development
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Synopsys Inc logo
    United StatesEmployees27kRevenue$4.9BSoftware Development
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • AMD logo
    United StatesEmployees52kRevenue$23BSemiconductor Manufacturing
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Vivo (Telefônica Brasil) logo
    BrazilEmployees42kTelecommunications
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Arm logo
    United KingdomEmployees12kSemiconductor Manufacturing
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Intel Corporation logo
    United StatesEmployees150kRevenue$79BSemiconductor Manufacturing
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence
  • Imagination Technologies logo
    United KingdomEmployees1.1kRevenue$110MSemiconductor Manufacturing
    Purchase Price Allocation (PPA)High confidence

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