Key Highlights

  • CAEP shares slumped 8.3% to $6.70 after Cantor Fitzgerald valued PayPal at $70 per share.
  • The $70 benchmark is presented as a more accurate reflection of PayPal’s worth and could justify a higher bid.
  • Market cap stands at $1.1 billion with a 52‑week range of $10.13‑$15.30, underscoring the valuation gap.

saw its stock tumble 8.3% to $6.70 after Cantor Fitzgerald’s internal analysis placed PayPal’s worth at $70 per share, a level the firm says more accurately reflects the fintech giant’s value. The drop pushed the market‑capitalization of the SPAC to $1.1 billion, while the 52‑week trading band sits between $10.13 and $15.30. Investors now watch for a possible higher PayPal bid that could narrow the gap between current market pricing and the $70 benchmark.

The development comes as Cantor maintains a neutral stance on PayPal stock amid ongoing bid talks.

Cantor Fitzgerald Values PayPal at $70 per Share

Cantor Fitzgerald’s valuation team applied a discounted cash‑flow model to PayPal and arrived at a $70 per share figure, arguing that it better captures the payments firm’s earnings power and growth outlook. The analysis, shared with CAEP’s board, supports the belief that a higher bid from PayPal could be warranted, even as the investment bank retains a neutral rating on PayPal stock amid ongoing negotiations. By anch.

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