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MBA 643Managerial FinanceA Primer on LBO and
MBO
  • Spring 2006
  • Jim Hsieh

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What is a Leveraged Buyout (LBO)?
  • LBO is a general form of corporate restructuring.
    It entails the purchase of a company by a small
    group of investors, financed largely by debt.
  • The buying group may be associated with buyout
    specialists (e.g., Kohlberg Kravis Roberts
    Co.), investment bankers, or commercial bankers.

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What is a Management Buyout (MBO)?
  • MBO is a going-private process led by the
    incumbent managers of the formerly public firm.
  • MBO is a special form of LBO. When incumbent
    management is included in the buying group and
    key executives perform an important role in LBO
    transactions, then these going private
    transactions are called MBOs.
  • A Critical Issue for MBO
  • The buying group needs to be fair to
    minority/outside shareholders to avoid
    accusations of security fraud against controlling
    shareholders.

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Stages of a Typical LBO Operation
  • (1). Raise the cash required for the buyout and
    design a new management incentive system.
  • (2). The organizing sponsor group buys all the
    outstanding shares of the company and takes it
    private.
  • To reduce the debt by paying off a part of the
    bank loan, the new owners sell off some parts of
    the acquiring firm.
  • (3). The management strives to increase profits
    and cash flows by cutting operating costs and
    changing marketing strategies.

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Stages of a Typical LBO Operation (contd)
  • (4). It will consolidate or reorganize production
    facilities, improve inventory control and
    accounts receivables management, improve product
    quality and customer service, try to extract
    better terms from suppliers, and any other ways
    to increase firm value and most importantly, meet
    payments on the swollen debt.
  • (5). The investor group may take the company
    public again if the leaner and meaner company
    emerges stronger and the goals of the group are
    achieved.
  • Reverse LBOs

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Deal Size and Premium in LBOs MBOs
  • Relative Size of LBOs and MBOs (in MM)
  • Weston, Chung, Siu, 1998
  • Relative Premiums Offered
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