Private Equity Case: Merger Consolidation Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

The objective of this trial was to determine whether the ACE Private Equity Partners, the average size of a private equity fund, you must purchase two physical therapy companies in order to develop them to be sold in a large private equity firm. This situation is yet another opportunity for the general partners of ACE to implement their "merger consolidation" Investment strategy for their investors or limited partners. This investment strategy is to buy a number of private firms in the same industry, to develop them within three to five years, with rising incomes and economy of effort and then to sell the most of the combined company. This investment strategy has been extended to the three main tactics: 1) build a more valuable companies through growth and consolidation, 2) the use of arbitration to buy smaller companies with lower private company several EBITDA, and then sell them as large plant producers in the highest state companies EBITDA multiples, and 3) is based on the acquisition of the debt to spread risk and increase revenues. "Hide
by Hugh Grove, Tom Cook, J. Source: North American Case Research Association (NACRA) 10 pages. Publication Date: January 15, 2008. Prod. #: NA0030-PDF-ENG

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