LBO – Financial Projection
Company AAA is considering the leveraged buyout of a small company. Company provides the financial information as follows:
Revenue |
$4,500,000 |
Operating Expenses |
1,750,000 |
Depreciation |
120,000 |
Growth and Steady rate |
9.5% for next 6 years and after that, at a steady rate 3.5% |
Company is pay down the debt at the annual rate of $375,550 during the next 6 years, after which the remaining debt will be refinanced. |
|
Tax |
21% |
Debt |
$5,500,000 |
Interest rate |
12% |
Please use the table to complete the financial project based on the information above.
Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 |
Year 4 |
Year 5 |
Year 6 |
Terminal Year |
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Revenue |
$4,500,000 |
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Operating Expenses |
(1,750,000) |
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Depreciation |
( 120,000) |
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EBIT |
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Interest |
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Tax |
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Net Income |
Please provide the interpretation to support your financial projection
Required Financial Projection are as follows
Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 | Terminal Year | |
Revenue | 45,00,000 | 49,27,500 | 53,95,613 | 59,08,196 | 64,69,474 | 70,84,074 | 73,32,017 |
Operating Expenses | -17,50,000 | -17,50,000 | -17,50,000 | -17,50,000 | -17,50,000 | -17,50,000 | -17,50,000 |
Depreciation | -1,20,000 | -1,20,000 | -1,20,000 | -1,20,000 | -1,20,000 | -1,20,000 | -1,20,000 |
EBIT | 26,30,000 | 30,57,500 | 35,25,613 | 40,38,196 | 45,99,474 | 52,14,074 | 54,62,017 |
Interest | 6,60,000 | 6,94,134 | 7,32,364 | 7,75,182 | 8,23,138 | 8,76,848 | 9,37,004 |
Tax | 4,13,700 | 4,96,307 | 5,86,582 | 6,85,233 | 7,93,031 | 9,10,818 | 9,50,253 |
Net Income | 15,56,300 | 18,67,059 | 22,06,666 | 25,77,781 | 29,83,306 | 34,26,409 | 35,74,760 |
Working Notes | |||||||
Year | Outstanding debt at begining | Interest | Total | Payment | Outstanding at end | ||
1 | 55,00,000 | 6,60,000 | 61,60,000 | 3,75,550 | 57,84,450 | ||
2 | 57,84,450 | 6,94,134 | 64,78,584 | 3,75,550 | 61,03,034 | ||
3 | 61,03,034 | 7,32,364 | 68,35,398 | 3,75,550 | 64,59,848 | ||
4 | 64,59,848 | 7,75,182 | 72,35,030 | 3,75,550 | 68,59,480 | ||
5 | 68,59,480 | 8,23,138 | 76,82,617 | 3,75,550 | 73,07,067 | ||
6 | 73,07,067 | 8,76,848 | 81,83,916 | 3,75,550 | 78,08,366 | ||
terminal year | 78,08,366 | 9,37,004 | 87,45,369 | ||||
Calculation of Tax | |||||||
EBIT | 26,30,000 | 30,57,500 | 35,25,613 | 40,38,196 | 45,99,474 | 52,14,074 | 54,62,017 |
Interest | 6,60,000 | 6,94,134 | 7,32,364 | 7,75,182 | 8,23,138 | 8,76,848 | 9,37,004 |
EBT | 19,70,000 | 23,63,366 | 27,93,249 | 32,63,014 | 37,76,336 | 43,37,226 | 45,25,013 |
Tax | 4,13,700.00 | 4,96,306.86 | 5,86,582.19 | 6,85,232.87 | 7,93,030.62 | 9,10,817.53 | 9,50,252.72 |
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