Figure 1From “Promised synergies need a ledger”
The row before the rate
Keep the promise, its denominator, and the later statement in separate cells. The verdict remains unresolved when the units do not match.
Figure 1The row before the rate
Source: Author's own worksheet, based on the frozen P02 public panel. The worksheet is a control instrument, not a validated management system.

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Each line names a claim related to this exhibit, its source, and how it was checked.
- B P02-C1 A synergy promise and a later public statement are separate evidence objects that must retain their own unit, timing, and scopeClaim ledger - promised-synergies-need-a-ledger
- B P02-C2 The P02 panel contains twelve receipt-complete transactions announced in 2023 or 2024, with a US or European participant, a primary value of at least US$10 billion, and a later public recordSource campaign - promised synergies need a ledger
- B P02-C16 The panel's states are confirmed, revised, not quantified, not comparable, and unresolved, preserving disclosure quality without manufacturing a scoreClaim ledger - promised-synergies-need-a-ledger
Grades: A, verified against the printed page of the primary source · B, primary source, text layer only · C, authoritative secondary · D, reported.
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Growth that compounds
Promised synergies need a ledger
A deal promise is not a result. Track its unit, baseline, timing, and later statement before calling a synergy realized.
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