How does a private equity fund determine whether to cut its losses on a just successful but unstable investment? Focusing on the leave valuation of an international manufacturing company, this instance is designed for a second year MBA elective called "Entrepreneurial Finance and Private Equity." The private equity fund possesses a 33% share in a conduit producer that's a roller-coaster history.
By 2006, the company had turned around near bankruptcy soon after the 1999 acquisition of the fund of a 33% share. Increasing energy costs and a growing district heating and cooling marketplace appeared to bode well for its future. Should the private equity investor stay the course or seek a buyer for its more than one-third interest in the company. Was there a buyer? This instance is, accompanied by a spreadsheet, UV3921.
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PUBLICATION DATE: October 07, 2009 PRODUCT #: UV2546-HCB-ENG
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