Imagine a company, hypothetically. You're a private equity...

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    Imagine a company, hypothetically. You're a private equity analyst, and your boss has given you $1bn to spend on a company, you find this one:

    Revenue is $160m per annum. They have $60m in debt, and $10m cash. Their NPAT is about $5-6m per annum; annual organic growth is about 15%.

    What would you pay for it? You need to be able to purchase this company and extract some sort of return, either a dividend for yourself from the $5-6m or to flip it again to someone else.

    So what's it worth? What EV would you pay for this, and why?
 
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