Determining max price in LBO

When doing a LBO model, how do you determine the maximum price at which an LBO is attractive? I understand making assumptions on an entry price based on a multiple of EBITDA, but once I have the model built out and financial statements, what should I tactically be doing to determine the maximum price at which an LBO is attractive? Thanks in advance 

Any tips on how to execute would be greatly appreciated -

 

It’s simple....

Quite honestly it’s whatever you+your attorneys+your accountants = can persuade the buyer to accept as an offer.

Make sure your basing you X-Ebitda off Taxes not Perceived value.

Hope this helps.

Have a Happy New Year!

 

Hey Dude Are you a Betting Man? 

We can tell you are not a principal. Accountants who run models all day are Desk Monkeys.

Entrepreneurs like myself go out there and put our families asset's on the line and either FAIL SPECTACULARLY or WIN!

My Partner is a Fortune 500 Founder and we have our own Fund, and we have a Family office and PE FUND.  It's my first year as a Partner. I don't blame you for not believing me. Many people don't at first. Attorneys who I call are real jerks to me at first. 

I do look at Modeling from time to time. But we make our decisions on if the deal makes sense? Can we add value and or sell it down the road?

Modeling is helpful. At the end of the day. Modeling is modeling and a Guess at best. Making Decisions with a Board is where the magic happens.

Im in Kansas and Federal Politics as well. 
Wish you a good Day Sir!

 

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