Private Equity case studies, worked step by step
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All topicsGrowth equity and software8Returns attribution and value creation8LBO modelling tests9Screening and ranking businesses9Distressed and special situations7Private credit and direct lending9Paper LBOs10Real estate and infrastructure8Portfolio operations and exits6Deal structuring and pricing9Fund, LP and portfolio analytics7Commercial and market cases10
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- 007A credit fund is asked to lend Rs 180 crore against hangars and tooling appraised at Rs 260 crore. What is the loan-to-value on an appraisal basis and on a forced-sale basis, and is the loan covered?Private credit
- 019A software company is being bought at 8x ARR with a senior loan, a mezzanine tranche and equity. Compare risk and return in each layer of the capital structure and say where you would invest and why.HPS Investment PartnersNew York · 2021
- 028A warehousing borrower has Rs 60 crore of cash available for debt service and pays Rs 45 crore a year. The lender's floor is 1.25x DSCR. How much more can it borrow on a 7 year amortising loan at 10%?Oaktree Capital ManagementLos Angeles · 2025
- 031You have read the CIM and databook for a stable, capex-light engineering services business with Rs 75 crore of EBITDA. The sponsor wants Rs 300 crore of debt. What leverage, pricing and covenants do you propose, and how do you handle the two biggest risks?Golub CapitalChicago · 2015
- 040A sponsor asks for 6x adjusted EBITDA. Reported EBITDA is Rs 80 crore and the adjusted figure of Rs 100 crore includes Rs 20 crore of add-backs. What leverage is that on reported EBITDA, and which add-backs would you accept?Private credit
- 066A direct lender is offered a Rs 350 crore unitranche at 11% with 5% annual amortisation to a bearings maker earning Rs 90 crore of EBITDA. Can the loan be serviced and repaid if EBITDA falls 20%, and what cover does the lender have each year?Private credit
- 074A 400-bed hospital at 70% occupancy earns Rs 30,000 per occupied bed day at a 20% EBITDA margin. A lender proposes a Rs 150 crore loan with a 3.0x leverage covenant. At what occupancy does the covenant break?Private credit
- 080Should the credit fund lend Rs 200 crore to a construction company with a Rs 2,400 crore order book, 150 receivable days and Rs 150 crore of mobilisation advances? Value it and test repayment.Bain CapitalNew York · 2024
- 093A sponsor asks for debt of 5x EBITDA of Rs 60 crore at 11%, with capex of Rs 10 crore and tax of Rs 8 crore. Work interest cover and free cash flow after debt service, and decide whether to approve.Private credit
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