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LBO Theory & Modeling
Leveraged Buyout (LBO) (4) - ANS1. Acquisition of a public or private company with a
significant amount DEBT
- Debt 60 - 75% of purchase price

2. LBO model is an analysis that projects returns of a potential investment by making
assumptions on valuation, forecasted financials, and deal structure

3. Project out 3 -statements to determine how much cash used to PAY DOWN outstanding debt
during ownership

4. Return (IRR / MoC) determined by...
i.) Terminal EBITDA
ii.) Exit Multiple
iii.) Debt Outstanding (Total Debt - Total Debt Repaid)

Exit Equity Value = (Terminal EBITDA x Exit Multiple) - Debt Outstanding

Why LBOs Work (3) - ANS1. Reduce UPFRONT CASH PAYMENT for company, which
increases returns

2. Using cash flows to REPAY DEBT principal and interest produces BETTER RETURN than
keeping cash flow (DISPROPORTIONATE EFFECT due to TVM)

3. SELL COMPANY in future, which allows you to regain majority of cost used to acquire

LBO Value Creation Strategies (3) - ANS1. Deleveraging
- As debt reduced, equity value increases

2. Operational Improvements
- Enhanced operating cash flows through productivity / efficiency gains

3. Multiple Expansion
- Market-driven

Ways to Increase Returns (3) - ANS1. EBITDA Growth
i.) Higher Revenue
ii.) Lower Costs
iii.) Accretive Acquisitions

2. Raising Debt and Paydown

,i.) More Debt
ii.) Lower Capex

3. Multiple Expansion
i.) Higher Exit Multiple (e.g. building higher quality business, investing in markets that will
improve)

4. Others
i.) Lower Purchase Price
ii.) Lower Interest Rates

Anything that BOOSTS cash flows

Ways to Change IRR (2) - ANS1. Increase IRR
A. Receiving Cash Flows EARLIER
i.) Dividend Recap
ii.) Cash Interest
iii.) Earlier Sale

B. Increasing SIZE of Cash Flows
i.) Growing EBITDA
ii.) Selling Company for Higher Multiple

2. Decrease IRR
A. Receiving Cash Flows LATER
i.) Opting for PIK Interest
ii.) Delaying Sale or IPO
iii.) Lockups on Shares

B. Decreasing SIZE of Cash Flows
i.) Diluting Equity
ii.) Business Performs Worse
iii.) Tax Increases

Purposes of LBO (4) - ANS1. Determine FAIR VALUATION for company (including ability-to-pay
analysis)

2. Determine EQUITY RETURNS (IRR)

3. Determine effect of RECAPITALIZING through issuance of debt to replace equity

4. Determining DEBT SERVICE LIMITATIONS of target from its cash flows

LBO Transaction Constituents (3) - ANS1. Target Company

, 2. Financial Sponsor

3. Lender

LBO Steps (6) - ANS1. Purchase Price Assumptions
i.) Entry Multiple
ii.) D/E Funding %
iii.) Debt Assumptions (interest, amortization)

2. Sources & Uses
i.) Sources: Given debt capital structure, solve for INVESTOR EQUITY (plug)
ii.) Uses: Equity Purchase Price, Transaction Fees

3. B/S Adjustment (Recapitalize)
- Adjust for new debt and equity amounts

4. Financial Projections
- Project out 3-statements (5-years)
- Determine how much debt is paid down each year (LFCF)

5. Exit
- Exit Equity Value = (Terminal EBITDA x Exit Multiple) - Debt Outstanding

6. Calculate IRR & MOIC
- Use IRR Waterfall and use XIRR function
- MOIC = Exit Equity Value / Entry Equity Value

Main LBO Assumptions (7) - ANS1. Entry Assumptions
i.) Earnings Metric (e.g. EBITDA)
ii.) Entry Multiple (e.g. EV / EBITDA)
iii.) Net Debt

2. Transaction Funding
i.) D / E Funding % (Debt Capacity)

3. Debt Capital Structure (debt funding mix)
i.) Revolver
ii.) Senior Debt
iii.) Subordinated / HY Debt
iv.) Mezzanine / Quasi-Debt

4. Sources & Uses
i.) Transaction Expenses

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