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Lecture 5-6: Deal Structuring (Financing)

Comprehensive exam-prep quiz covering leveraged finance: sources and uses of funds, management incentives and equity structuring, the leverage effect on EV and equity, key factors determining leverage, LBO debt structures, loan underwriting options, and loan agreements.

Question 5 of 50

Case

Case study: Sources & Uses of a buy-out

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A PE fund is structuring an LBO. The Uses of Funds are: purchase of shares of €110.1m (6.0x EBITDA) and refinancing of target net debt of €86.0m (4.6x), giving an Enterprise Value of €196.1m (10.6x). Total transaction fees are €6.0m (0.3x), comprising investment bank fees, due diligence fees and debt arrangement/banking fees. The Sources of Funds are: senior debt split into Term Loan A of €18.5m, Term Loan B of €27.8m and Term Loan C of €27.8m; Mezzanine debt of €27.8m; and total equity of €100.4m. Total debt is €101.8m (5.5x EBITDA) and the deal totals €202.1m (10.9x).

Complete the Sources of Funds table for the buy-out in the case.

Fill in the missing euro amounts (in €m) for each source, then the total. Use the figures from the case.

LTM EBITDA: ~18.5m euros

Total deal size: 202.1m euros

Complete the exercise: Fill in the missing euro amounts (in €m) for each source, then the total. Use the figures from the case.
Source of FundsAmount (€m)
Term Loan A (senior)
Term Loan B (senior)
Term Loan C (senior)
Mezzanine debt
Total equity
TOTAL