In July 2005, LogisWare (LW), a leading U.K. manufacturer of storage systems in Northern & Central Europe and North America, had obtained Warehouse Industries, its principal competition in those markets. The firm had to determine on the financial structures of the entire firm and the funding of the acquisition. They had two choices: 45 million or 90 million equity crisis or a 100 million loan.
LogisWare, the principal manufacture of storage system in UK and the U.S, has acquired its chief rival for 90 million Pounds. Now it needs to determine the financing among the two alternatives offered by banks: increase and syndicated loan of capital.
PUBLICATION DATE: June 18, 2008 PRODUCT #: IES326-HCB-ENG
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