Business model Debt covenants at risk for Overlevered Corp Posted 13 October 2010 @ 04:05 pm EST

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‘Debt covenants at risk for Overlevered Corp’

Posted 13 October 2010 @ 04:05 pm EST An analyst said Monday Overlevered Corp is in danger of violating debt covenants as sales in the industry sink amid the global economic slowdown.

“Based on our revised forecasts, we estimate that could trip debt covenants in the December quarter,” ABC Capital Markets analyst Aaron Burr told investors in a research note. “We expect that the company will be able to manage through these issues, but the risk profile has certainly changed in the past few months.”

Burr cut his price target on Overlevered to $7 from $13, citing the manufacturer's “deteriorating earnings outlook and growing balance sheet stress. The primary risk to our price target is that Overlevered is not successful in negotiating with its lenders to ensure sufficient liquidity.”

From Overlevered Corporation's 2009 Form 10-K

“The Company has a $650.0 million long-term revolving credit facility (Facility) with a group of banks.... Under the terms of the Facility, Overlevered is subject to a leverage test, as well as restrictions on secured debt. The Company was in compliance with these covenants at December 31, 2009.”

Assume that the leverage constraint is the debt to equity ratio, total debt divided by stockholders' equity, which cannot exceed 40% at year's end.

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1. Prepare input model estimates of the financial parameters in the shaded boxes on the following business model. Explain your method(s) for making these estimates. Note: Not all variables should be forecasted; some variables should be computed from forecasted values using accounting logic.

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Advanced Management Accounting

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Authors: Tom Groot, Frank Selto

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