Investment Banking case studies, worked step by step
- Cases
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- Topics
- 12
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- 008Buyer and seller are Rs 200 crore apart on a textile business. Value the proposed earn-out bridge to each side and say what could go wrong with the metric.Elite boutique IBMiddle market IB
- 020A cement company needs new capacity. Building a plant is cheaper but takes two years; buying a rival's plant earns from day one. Compare the two on value and timing and give the board a view.Elite boutique IBCorporate development
- 023A food business is sold for an enterprise value of Rs 1,000 crore. Work out the equity price under a locked box and under completion accounts, and say which side prefers which.Elite boutique IBMiddle market IB
- 028A software company sits on Rs 3,000 crore of idle cash. Compute the EPS effect of buying back shares at a premium and set out the case for a buyback, a special dividend and holding the cash.Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
- 031Leveraged finance case: lenders will offer a term loan and unsecured bonds up to stated leverage caps, but the sponsor must keep interest cover at 2.0x. Size each tranche, the cover and the equity cheque.Corporate bankingLeveraged finance
- 033A family can sell its spice business today at 10x, or take a dividend recap now and sell in three years. Which path is worth more, and what do you tell them in a 15-minute presentation?Elite boutique IBCorporate development
- 034A cloud kitchen has a known order value, cost structure and monthly fixed cost. How many orders a day does it need to break even, and which lever moves break-even most?Middle market IBConsulting style cases
- 038A cash-burning airline has cash, an undrawn revolver with a springing covenant, and leases it may be able to defer. How many months of runway does it really have, and what should management do first?Restructuring IBLeveraged finance
- 041Two tile makers propose a merger of equals with a 55/45 ownership split. Run a contribution analysis and say whether the split is fair to the smaller company.Bulge bracket IBElite boutique IB
- 044A company receives an unsolicited cash offer at a 30% premium. Its own DCF range brackets the offer, and a white knight might pay more in stock with some risk of failing. Should the board accept, reject or pursue the white knight?Elite boutique IBCorporate development
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