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A mezzanine lender provides a 20.0M loan with an 8% cash coupon, 4% PIK, and warrants for 2% of the company's equity. After 3 years, the company is sold for an equity value of 150.0M.
Assuming the PIK interest compounds annually, what is the total cash inflow to the lender at exit (including principal and interest)?
- $25.00M
- $23.00M
- $25.47M
- $22.47M
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