RE:RE:Great ValueYou are going on estimations that doesn't take in account a fact that one of the large acqusitions wasn't pure buy with cash, but rather cash and shares; Shares were expensive.
So, it means the big purchase, is not as it big as it was in $'s, so Concordia paid less, that's why you have $3.26 BLN in debt and not $4.7BLN;
Plus you don't take account that company continues to make money; reporting negative income happens because company did an adjustment, plus it paid some debt.
I'm more like $25 on conservative and $35 on bullish end.