leveraged buyouts

What Are the Key Components of an LBO?

- Debt and Equity Structure: The financial structure involves a mix of debt and equity, with debt typically being the larger portion.
- Target Company: The company being acquired must have stable and predictable cash flows to service the debt.
- Financial Projections: Detailed financial models project the future performance of the target company, including revenue, expenses, and cash flow.
- Exit Strategy: The acquiring company usually has a plan to sell the target company or take it public after improving its financial performance.

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