Case Study
Reykjavik Fleet Leasing
Prof. Ian Giddy, New
York University
You have been asked to estimate the rate of
return to investors in a leveraged buyout. The key calculation
is the exit valuation. You will base the exit valuation on the concept
"Equity=Enterprise Value - Net Debt"
You will
assume exit enterprise value is performed at a multiple of EBITDA which
equals the entry valuation.
The facts
are as follows:
The Target Company |
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Company purchase price: |
600 |
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Initial debt of company: |
100 |
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Initial EBITDA of company: |
75 |
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Growth rate of EBITDA: |
7% |
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The Proposed Financing
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Debt: |
400 |
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Annual amortization: |
50 |
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Management equity investment: |
30 |
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15% |
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Sponsor equity investment (convertible
preferred with 5% dividend) |
170 |
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85% |
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Management bonus: |
3% |
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The Exit
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Exit after |
5 |
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years |
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At exit multiple of
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7.3 |
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With cash of
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50 |
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Questions:
1. What is
the exit equity value?
2. What
internal rate of return can sponsors expect? And management?
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