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Would a valid explanation also be that they usually take on a lot of debt to fund their infrastructure (highways) and so interest expense may be a large number that should definitely be factored into the calculations for FCF. (as well as the large amount of debt obligations from borrowings)

 

Levered. I actually look at effective distributions to equity holders (DDM) to account for cash traps, especially in a no-exit scenario (hold until concession expires).

In an exit scenario, when looking at the re-buyer IRR, this might be overly conservative since the asset might be more valuable in the hands of a potential buyer that might have a solution to that issue.

 

@nutry Would a valid explanation also be that they usually take on a lot of debt to fund their infrastructure (highways) and so interest expense may be a large number that should definitely be factored into the calculations for FCF. (as well as the large amount of debt obligations from borrowings)

 

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