Amortiq
Where EntrymeetsExit
Debt does the heavy lifting. Equity captures the upside.
A leveraged buyout is how private equity firms buy companies without paying for them themselves. Most of the purchase price is borrowed. The company being acquired is what pays that debt back, using its own cash flows over the years the firm holds it. By the time the firm sells, the debt has shrunk, the company is often worth more, and the equity the firm actually put in has grown into a return far larger than the business itself grew. That's the entire mechanism. Debt does the heavy lifting. Equity captures the upside.
Three stages. Five moving parts.
The deal is financed and the company changes hands.
Debt is paid down, cash flows are reinvested, the business runs.
The company is sold, debt is repaid, and what remains belongs to the equity holder.
Where the purchase price comes from, and where it goes.
How the debt shrinks year by year.
Revenue, cash flow, and earnings across the hold period.
What the company is worth when it's sold.
What the equity holder actually walks away with, measured in IRR and MOIC.
Four steps to a complete deal.
- 01
Enter the target company's financials
Revenue, EBITDA, capex, and working capital.
- 02
Set your deal assumptions
Entry multiple, exit multiple, hold period, leverage, interest rate, and tax rate.
- 03
Run the model
Amortiq builds the full deal in one pass.
- 04
Review the results
Sources and uses, the debt schedule, projected financials, exit value, returns, and a sensitivity table showing how outcomes shift across different assumptions.
The story ends here.
The numbers begin below.
Run Your Own Deal.
Enter the target's financials, set your deal structure, and Amortiq builds the entire model in one pass — sources, debt, financials, exit, returns, and sensitivity.