Operating Lease Converter

This model was developed to convert a company’s operating lease commitments to debt and restate earnings before interest and taxes. This is a useful tool for investors, analysts, and equity researchers analyzing a business with significant operating leases or leases on critical equipment, facilities, and infrastructure that you would like to consider as debt.

Diagram illustrating an Operating Lease Converter, showcasing annual lease payments, present values, and financial adjustments for EBIT.
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Overview:

This model was developed to convert a company’s operating lease commitments to debt and restate earnings before interest and taxes. This is a useful tool for investors, analysts, and equity researchers analyzing a business with significant operating leases or leases on critical equipment, facilities, and infrastructure that you would like to consider as debt.

Model Highlights:

– Dynamic pro forma financial model
– Fully customizable user-defined assumptions
– Forward-looking calculation for up to 10 years
– Calculates and restates earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) after converting operating lease obligations to debt commitments
– Institutional-quality actionable reporting output to drive investment decision making
– Fully unlocked and transparent model allowing users to customize
– Support from a team of highly qualified investment and financial professionals

Key Features:

Built for anyone looking to restate a company’s financial results after converting operating leases to debt. The model:
– Provides institutional-quality actionable reporting output to drive investment decision making
– Calculates the current as well as the forward-looking restated earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) after converting operating lease commitments to debt obligations

Support:
Built by investment and finance professionals with institutional experience in private equity, real estate, investment banking, consulting, entrepreneurship, and asset management.

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