Does a high ebitda margin mean stable earnings?
Not sure what the answer to this question is, I for this during a Blackstone Private Equity interview so I guess it’s in the context for LBO as well.
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you should think this through for at least 5 minutes before asking others.
Pls help I thought it through a lot already and I’m pretty sure it has zero correlation but am still not sure
what does “stable earnings” mean in your own words?
Less susceptible to external changes
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