Investment Banking case studies, worked step by step
- Cases
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- Traced to a firm
- 55
- Topics
- 12
- Hard
- 30
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- 002An acquirer at 20x earnings buys a target for 20x earnings, half in stock and half in new debt. Is the deal accretive or dilutive, and what would you change?EvercoreMenlo Park · 2025EvercoreNew York · 2026Bank of AmericaLondon · 2026
- 010A logistics company borrows to buy back shares at a premium. What happens to EPS, and at what buyback price or interest rate does it break even?Deutsche BankSan Francisco · 2025
- 026A pharma company buys a diagnostics firm with a mix of its own cash, new debt and new shares. Find the EPS change and the pre-tax synergies needed to break even.EvercoreMenlo Park · 2025
- 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
- 057Druvik Software trades at 30x earnings and buys Namyaa Services for 18x earnings, paying entirely in new shares. Is the deal accretive, by how much, and does that make it a good deal?Bulge bracket IBElite boutique IB
- 072Amravi Foods buys Tanvik Beverages for cash funded by debt, and Rs 300 crore of the price is booked as intangibles amortised over ten years. Is the deal accretive on reported EPS, on cash EPS, and which should the board look at?Bulge bracket IBElite boutique IB
- 089A paint company earning Rs 250 crore on 50 crore shares wants to buy a coatings firm earning Rs 40 crore, all in cash borrowed at 8% before tax, with Rs 10 crore of pre-tax synergies. What is the highest price it can pay without diluting EPS?Bulge bracket IBElite boutique IB
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