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Originally published: 28/06/2016 14:43
Last version published: 30/03/2017 09:41
Publication number: ELQ-65533-2
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Leveraged Buyout LBO Model - DCF

A comprehensive LBO model in excel of business acquisition

by Amit Tandon
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The LBO model is with DCF Analysis, IRR, WACC, CAPM, Ratio Analysis, 10-Year Projections of Financial Statements, Cash Flows, ....

A leveraged buyout (LBO) is an acquisition of a company or a segment of a company funded mostly with debt. A financial buyer (e.g. private equity fund) invests a small amount of equity (relative to the total purchase price) and uses leverage (debt or other non-equity sources of financing) to fund the remainder of the consideration paid to the seller.

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  VICTORIA933 7 months ago
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  What is the rationale of having cash minimum? How does this affect the model?

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  VICTORIA933 7 months ago
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  Can you explain to me the goodwill / bargain purchase calculations from Cell C43 - Cell C53 in the 'Input' tab?

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