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What is involved in step 1 of an LBO?
What does step 2 involve in an LBO process?
Creating a Sources & Uses section
In step 3, what must you adjust on the Balance Sheet?
New Debt and Equity figures, along with Goodwill & Other Intangibles
What is the focus of step 4 in an LBO?
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What assumptions are made in step 5 of an LBO?
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Study Notes
LBO Process Steps
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Step 1: Assumptions
- Determine Purchase Price and Debt/Equity ratio.
- Establish Interest Rate on Debt.
- Estimate operational aspects such as Revenue Growth and Margins based on available data.
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Step 2: Sources & Uses Section
- Outline financing structure detailing sources of capital and their use.
- Identify required Investor Equity to fund the transaction.
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Step 3: Balance Sheet Adjustments
- Update Balance Sheet to reflect new Debt and Equity figures.
- Incorporate Goodwill and Other Intangibles to balance the asset side.
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Step 4: Financial Projections
- Create projections for Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement.
- Assess annual debt repayment capability based on Cash Flow and Interest Payments.
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Step 5: Exit Assumptions
- Make projections for exit typically based on an EBITDA Exit Multiple.
- Calculate returns focusing on equity returned to the firm after several years.
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Explore the essential steps involved in a Leveraged Buyout (LBO) through these flashcards. Each card provides a concise definition and context for key concepts like Purchase Price, Debt/Equity ratio, and more. Perfect for finance students and professionals looking to solidify their understanding of LBO transactions.
