3 statement model + DCF + LBO - Urgent quesiton

Hi all, How should I approach this reg. impact of dcf and lbo on it?

1.) Build the 3 statement model? Just build it and ignore debt raised through lbo and impact of dcf? 2.) Then separately build the dcf and the lbo based on that, with own new balance sheets etc ?!

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Got it, wasn't sure what you meant by that. But yes, you could build a three statement model, and then make a DCF off of that, and then separately build a different three statement model for the LBO. However, if what you're doing is time sensitive, you could also build the three statement model with your assumed financing structure for the LBO, build the LBO, and then build a DCF off that three statement model as well.

 

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