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Debt Package Sizing

Sizes the debt a lender will actually fund -- leverage in turns of the EBITDA credit will accept, with fixed-charge and interest coverage at close and through a downturn -- when you need to separate what can be raised from what can be serviced.

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# Debt Package Sizing

## When to use

Use this skill before the financing is fixed in a bid: when a bank has quoted turns off management's adjusted EBITDA, or when the equity cheque is being set. It answers two questions and keeps them apart -- what a credit committee approves today, and what the business services through the downturn its own sector has already had.

## What it does

Produces a sizing note: statutory EBITDA rebuilt addback by addback to the number a lender will credit, debt in turns of that number, tranches with rates and amortisation, interest and fixed-charge coverage at close and at the trough, and the gap between the fundable quantum and the serviceable one.

## Method

### Step 1 -- Rebuild EBITDA the way a lender will
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