Certainly. The calculation for publicly traded companies, as Mr. Halucha just said, is the market capitalization based on our going back two months and over 20 days, plus assumed liabilities. It's a cost that the investor will incur less any cash on hand because it's money the investor is receiving.
For privately held companies, it will be the price to be paid according to the terms of the agreement that the parties enter into plus assumed liabilities less cash on hand.