LBO acquire less than 100%
Hi,
If a PE firm acquires say 70% (control) but not 100% of a company, how would this be shown in the S&U? Would you simply take the 70% multiplied by the implied offer EV to get total purchase price in uses?
Hi,
If a PE firm acquires say 70% (control) but not 100% of a company, how would this be shown in the S&U? Would you simply take the 70% multiplied by the implied offer EV to get total purchase price in uses?
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Your purchase price is still the same but you include seller roll (or whatever it is) on the sources side.
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