Hi all,
See here: http://www.askivy.net/articles/private-equity/int… Not sure how to forecast the change in working capital (there is a funding gap at the beginning, but then? should the change in working cap be equal to year 1?).
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The funding gap should be Days Sales Outstanding, right ? You can calculate change in working capital as DS/365*(change in sales). And sales are projected at 5% increase in y1 followed by 7% y2 onwards.
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