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And there may be intense negotiations concerning this number that could delay the closing or impact how much you ultimately take away from the deal. For that reason, it can pay to learn more about NWC, what it might or might not include, and how an M&A advisor can help you negotiate more favorable terms to maximize your proceeds.
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