[2]According to the terms of the transaction, McLean (McLean) borrowed $42 million and raised additional funds to raise $7 million by issuing priority shares. After the transaction was completed, Waterman used $20 million in cash and assets to repay the $20 million in loan debt. [3] Lewis Cullman acquired Orkin Exterminate Company in 1964 as […]
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Stable cash flow —— companies acquired during leverage acquisitions must have sufficient stable cash flow to pay interest costs and Repay the debt principal over time. Therefore, mature companies with long-term customer contracts and/or relatively predictable cost structures usually acquire through leveraged acquisitions. The content you will find ranges The relatively low fixed cost —— […]
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There are significant differences in debt ratios in different regions and target industries. There are two types of debt acquired: advanced debt and primary debt. Priority debt is secured by the assets of the target company, and the interest rate is low. There is no security interest in primary debt and higher interest rates. In […]
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Features Not cited in this sectionAny source. Please help improve this section by adding references to reliable sources. Passive materials may be questioned and deleted. （June 2020 ）（Understand how and when to delete this template message ） Leverage acquisitions become attractive because they usually represent a win-win situation for financial sponsors and banks: financial Initiators […]
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Debt costs are low because interest payments usually reduce corporate income tax liabilities, while dividend payments are usually not. The reduction in financing costs allows equity to obtain greater benefits, so debt becomes a lever to increase equity returns. [1] When a financial sponsor acquires a company, it usually uses the term “ leverage to […]
