Request Foods, Inc.: The Product of the DeWitt/Draft Leveraged Buyout
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Authors
Draft, Darcy
Issue Date
1990
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Thesis
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en_US
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How does a potential buyer find a leveraged buyout deal? The first step towards LBO negotiations is finding the opportunity to buy a suitable company. Consequently, this remains the most difficult step.
"The more one relies on a network of financial
intermediaries to locate a target company, the greater
the likelihood the deal will be shopped - particularly if
the buyer is not already an established player.
Developing a network of referral sources is the gate that
must be entered before one can even play on the
course.(4,p.9)"
When an individual finds a LBO opportunity, the potential buyer
must put together a meaningful, compact business plan. The plan
addresses issues, such as cash flow and vulnerabilities, in order
to "sell the financier". (4,p.9)
The subsequent pages will try to create an understandable
image of the leveraged buyout structure, as negotiations commence.
Many basic LBO characteristics will be described. Furthermore, the
LBO process will be emphasized through the analytical case study of
the DeWitt\Draft leveraged buyout.
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iii, 175 p.
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