easy · Investment Banking valuation-core
A company has a significant Net Operating Loss (NOL) balance.
How does this affect the attractiveness of an LBO of the company?
- Decreases attractiveness by limiting debt capacity
- Decreases attractiveness because NOLs are seen as a sign of failure
- Increases attractiveness by shielding future cash flows from taxes
- Has no impact because of Section 382 limitations
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