Buying Infra Case studies

Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't a direct mention of buying or selling infrastructure case studies. However, the WSO forums do discuss various types of infrastructure investment case studies, such as:

1. Type 2A: Construction Stage Infrastructure Model - Focuses on modeling returns for a construction-stage asset, like a solar project, with specific assumptions (e.g., construction costs, capacity, depreciation, and financing structures).

2. Type 2B: Operating Stage Infrastructure Model - Involves modeling the acquisition of an operating asset, including assumptions for building an operating model and sculpting back-leverage financing.

3. Type 2C: Long Form Infrastructure Model - A more comprehensive case study, often spanning a weekend, requiring a financial model and a mock IC presentation, typically for valuing a publicly traded infrastructure company.

4. Traditional LBO Case Studies - Some infrastructure funds also administer LBO-style modeling tests to assess candidates' financial modeling skills.

If you're looking for resources to practice, Ed Bodmer's project finance and infrastructure modeling exercises are highly recommended. You can explore his materials at https://edbodmer.com/project-finance-exercises/</a">https://edbodmer.com/project-finance-exercises/.

For further assistance, you might consider reaching out to the WSO community directly through their forums to connect with individuals who may have relevant case studies or resources.

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