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A PE sponsor owns a company with $60M EBITDA and $200M net debt. They execute a dividend recap by raising new debt to reach a 5.0x leverage ratio.
After paying 2% in transaction fees on the new debt, how much cash is distributed to the sponsor as a dividend?
- $100M
- $294M
- $98M
- $94M
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