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Financial Management ( Please see the attachment for How and what to write on this assignment paper- Professor's Rubric). Responses to the following should be incorporated in the case study write-up...

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Financial Management ( Please see the attachment for How and what to write on this assignment paper- Professor's Rubric).

Responses to the following should be incorporated in the case study write-up (the following also requires a fairly fulsome valuation analysis, so the appendices are likely to be more extensive than the previous cases):

· Assess Dollarama's attractiveness as an LBO candidate.

· What is Bain's strategy for Dollarama?

· What price should Bain be willing to pay (assuming a competitive process) and on what basis have you made this determination? (Hint: analyze the comparable company valuations and build an LBO model)

· What are the key drivers of value in your model (i.e., key sensitivities: sales growth, EBITDA margin, capex, exit multiple, etc.)?



Case write-ups should conform to the following guidelines, unless otherwise noted:

Cover Page:Case name, date, and team members (if a group case)
Body:Maximum of 3 pages
Exhibits:Excel exhibits should be included as appendices
Format:pdf.
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Tanmoy answered on Feb 26 2021
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LBO
    Illustrative LBO Model                                                                                    
    ($ in Millions)                                                                                    
    Pro Forma Financial Statements                                                Transaction Value
    15%                2004A    2005E    2006E    2007E    2008E    2009E    2010E        Cu
ent Share Price                                    $23.00
    Revenue                $584,603    $633,646    $728,693    $837,997    $963,696    $1,108,251    $1,274,488        Premium                                    - -
    Total Expenses    0.86    0.86    0.86    501,293    544,654    625,601    719,441    827,357    951,460    1,094,179        Offer Price                                    $23.00
    EBIT                $83,310    $88,992    $103,092    $118,556    $136,340    $156,791    $180,309        Shares Outstanding                                    13,248
    Interest Expense                5,404    12,783    40,884    41,838    37,776    23,453    13,709        Purchase Price                                    $304,712
    Earnings Before Taxes                $77,906    $76,209    $62,208    $76,718    $98,563    $133,337    $166,600        Plus: Debt                                    1,094,571
    Taxes @        36.0%        23,807    18,659    22,395    27,619    35,483    48,001    59,976        Less: Cash                                    (95,224)
    Net Income                $54,099    $57,550    $39,813    $49,100    $63,081    $85,336    $106,624        Transaction Value                                    $1,304,059
    Plus: Depreciation & Amortization            2%    $9,280    $9,869    $10,023    $10,179    $10,337    $10,498    $10,662        2004 EBITDA                                    $92,590
    Change in Working Capital                    5,240    6,024    7,283    9,671    12,844    17,056        EBITDA Multiple                                    14.1x
    Less: Capital Expenditures                    10,355    12,355    12,355    12,355    12,355    12,355
    Less: Scheduled Senior Debt Paydown                    (45,008)    (45,008)    (45,008)    (45,008)    (45,008)    (45,008)        Sources and Uses
    Cash Flow Available for Debt...
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