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Ashutosh Dash
Restructuring What it
is?
Change in business capacity by
inorganic route
Extraordinary change in capital
structure
Change in ownership & control
A combination of any two or all three
Restructure = Rethink + Reinvest +
Rebuilt + Reorganize
Identify the
need for
Restructuring
- Increased competition
- Policy changes
- More efficient technology
- Emergence of new markets
- Emergence of new products
- Demographic Changes
- Business cycles
Forces Driving
Restructuring
Industry
Drivers
Banking
Deregulation/Technology
Broadcasting
Deregulation
Textiles
Energy
Food Processing
Demographic Shift
10/18/16
Identify
Alternative
Approaches
Forms of Restructuring
Mergers & Acquisitions
Demergers
Spin Of
Split Up
Split Of
Divestures
Carve outs
Joint Ventures
Buy-Back
Capital reduction
Is Separation a good
Solution?
What is the Value of HDC without
Lexington?
EBITDA 3229000 (Exhibit 3)
Multiple 5X
EV (3229*5) = 16145000
Corporate Debt 1917000
Equity Value 14228000
versa
High growth increases multiple and vice versa
Value of Lexington
Cash Inflow 925000
Discount Rate >8.75%
Financed with
5750000 Debt
750000 Equity
Weight of debt 88.5%
Value of Lexington
With no growth assumption:
Multiple = 1/(0.1) = 10 X
Sum of Parts
(14228000+3500000) = 17728000 without
growth
(14228000+12750000) = 26978000 with
growth
Value Creation
in Spin Of
Structuring the
Deal
TSI
HD
C
HDC
Holdin
g
Interest of Stakeholders
TSI & HDC would agree
Banker may not agree
Loan was decided based on higher
cash flow of Lexington CF 110% of
EMI
525000
477273
10
0.085
3,131,552
Deal Structure
Sale proceeds 16228000
Cash infusion in HDC holding
(5750000 - 3131552) = 2618448
HDC Holding
Assets 5250000
Equity (2618448 -500000) =2118448
Debt - 3131552