Is it common that REPEs make you test with a traditional LBO?
Some companies I heard filter initially with traditional LBOs like centerbridge. How common is this scenario?
Some companies I heard filter initially with traditional LBOs like centerbridge. How common is this scenario?
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That’s fucking retarted
No doubt I just want to see who else does this
I started in Development so never recruited for any funds that pursued OpCo takedowns, but I'd imagine this is probably standard for companies where the majority of their activity is focused on taking down companies rather than asset-level transactions.
This is only common for REPEs that focus on entity level transactions and not asset level. I would say that a majority of the MM REPEs out there don't have the capital to take down an Operating Company since that would be approaching $1B or more in a lot of cases and people struggle to capitalize $100MM deals as it is.
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