28Aug
Debt-Free Deals with "Free Debt" – Practical Solutions for Sellers with PPP Loans in M&A
The majority of middle-market M&A has followed a similar structure for quite some time: while ensuring normalized working capital, the seller sweeps “Cash” and pays off all “Debt” at closing. The nuance, of course, lies in the definitions of “Cash” and “Debt.” “Cash” is usually a straightforward definition and excludes restricted cash, as well as checks and wires in transit. On the other hand, the definition of “Debt” usually takes up one-half to three-quarters of a page and, with limited...
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Holland & Hart LLP
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