Basic Quick & Dirty LBO Modeling

RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

The ramifications for a private company vs a public company are very similar - the major difference is that there is no EPS and Shares Outstanding. Thus, to "fudge it", you could assume that there is one Share Outstanding or, better yet, to be more precise, you would use Net Income => so instead ... Read More

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RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

Thank you very much for the quick response. Just one clarification when you say TEV i suppose you mean Transaction Eneterpise Value? I got my answer with regards to the LBO. How about when it comes to the acquisition of a private company and on the merger model. When we have to create the B/S ... Read More

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RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

TEV means Total Enterprise Value. We would *HIGHLY* recommend you take our Corporate Valuation course! Back to your question: as stated above- you do not need Shares Outstanding, you would use Net Income. Again, we would highly recommend you take our Corporate Valuation course which touches upon ... Read More

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RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

TEV it is a matter of abbreviation, for us in Greece we call it Transaction Enterprise Value instead of Total Enterpise Value. WIth regards to the accretion dilution, my question is the following. If we want to calculate the offering purchase price we need to calculate shares outstading and multi... Read More

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RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

Don't forget, the Shares Outstanding on the BS is a book number, not market value. You would have to have an implied value of the Equity (presumably based on valuation methodologies described in our Corporate Valuation course - trading comps, deal comps, DCF, etc) and instead of hard-coding a stock ... Read More

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RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

hi, can you give me a simple example on the changes that take place in the sources and uses in the balance sheet. what i need to understand is the following: 1) the sources of cash increases by the same amount of the uses, so the cash stays the same. right? 2) the old debt remains the same... Read More

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RE: Quick & Dirty Basic LBO Model: Modeling Private Cos

Thank you for your inquiry. We answer your questions listed in this course's video (Quick & Dirty LBO Modeling) using simple figures and go into great detail on the full blown Sources & Uses for an LBO in our Complex LBO course, thus, to quickly answer your questions here: 1) Cash doesn'... Read More

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Basic Quick & Dirty LBO Modeling

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