Leveraged Buyout Financial Model for Private Equity Investors

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Leveraged Buyout Template for Future Small Business Owners and Professionals!

Calculate returns on small business M&A and SBA loan acquisitions!

1. The following template lays out key assumptions for a leveraged buyout of a small to medium-sized business
– Able to update assumptions for entry and exit multiples
– Able to flex various tax rates, management incentive structures, and transaction fees
– Able to flex step-up of asset prices as a result of transaction

2. Leverage Assumptions
– Able to flex between cash and PIK interest options
– Able to flex leverage levels and various amortization schedules and structures
– Able to sweep excess cash flow for optional prepayment after mandatory debt payments have been made
– Able to flex various revolver and minimum cash balance sizes to main liquidity in the business

3. Financial Statements
– Able to project out all line items across all three financial statements
– Able to reflect any and all assumptions and their impact on all three financial statements due to dynamic functionality

4. Returns Analysis
– Able to flex various exit years to calculate MOIC and IRR
– Able to flex entry and exit assumptions to calculate MOIC and IRR
– Able to flex management incentive structure and rollover of existing management to calculate MOIC and IRR

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