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7 Acquirer Shares Outstanding 1,000,000 Target Shares Outstanding 25,000 Acquirer Share Price $5.00 Target Share Price $10.00 Stock Consideration $400,000 Cash Consideration $200,000 Share Issuance Discount 2% Tax Rate 25% Given the following data, calculate the pro forma number of shares outstanding (Rounding to the closest whole number). Review Later

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