Is Participant - Simplified v3
Is Participant - Simplified v3
Is Participant - Simplified v3
[●] 2020
Executive summary
Transaction overview
Davis Industries Corporation (“Davis Industries” or the “Company”) is a medical devices manufacturer that delivers
innovative infection prevention products and services for the healthcare market
Davis Industries specializes in the following reportable segments: Endoscopy, Water Purification and Filtration, Health
Disposables, and Dialysis
For the LTM period ended July 31, 2017, Davis Industries generated revenue of $480.3 million and adjusted EBITDA of $99.8
million
Davis Industries is currently exploring how to refinance existing debt on its balance sheet
Davis Industries has $126mm of existing debt that is split into two tranches (“Tranche A” and “Tranche B”) that both mature later
this year
Davis Industries is considering putting in place a $200 million Revolving Credit Facility, the proceeds of which would be used to
refinance Tranche A and Tranche B
Pro Forma for the transaction, total leverage will be 1.3x based on LTM Adjusted EBITDA of $99.8 million
Market drivers
Medical Sterilizers: this segment designs, develops, manufactures,
Aging US population
sells, and installs sterilization systems for medical and pharmaceutical
Improvements in medical technology and upgrading clinics
instruments and areas.
[Increased healthcare spending]
Single-Use Medical Disposables: this segment design,
manufacture, sell, supply and distribute a broad selection of single-use Competition
infection prevention healthcare products, the majority of which are
single-use products The overall market is highly competitive with peers such as:
Delta Corp, Omega Inc, Kappa GmbH, and Beta SpA.
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Deal structuring
Total collateral available 113765 Minimum Ratio: (EBITDA less Capital Expenditures
Fixed Charge divided by Total Fixed Charges)
Coverage Rationale: Assures sufficiency of operating
Less: (commitments) $126,000 earnings for fixed requirements
Excess / (deficiency) 12234 Minimum Ratio: (Net Worth – Intangible assets)
Tangible Net Worth Rationale: Limits investments, directing cash
Borrowing base recommendation flow to debt repayment
A/R, Inventory and Net PP&E retrieved from company 10-K balance sheet Noted in the borrowing base
background, characteristics that typically warrant the need to be monitored under a borrowing base include a Minimum Ratio: (Permit at any time its total of cash
Liquidity and marketable securities, to be less than a $
company that is: asset heavy, has intensive working capital needs, is underperforming and/or does not have other amount)
collateral that can be used as security. Company does not meet the warranted criteria therefore it is Rationale: Assures satisfactory liquidity and
recommended that the company is not monitored under a borrowing base. tracks performance vs. plan
Risk Mitigant
Competition - Company faces rapid technology changes in the [●] Company shows top line growth year over year [●] Company research leads to patents resulting in a competitive advantage [●] Company
medical device and water purification industry. has communicated to the bank that they have significant R&D investment in process
[●] Company has maintained strong and consistent cash on their balance sheet [●] Company has low cash flow leverage under 1.50x and
Collateral shortfall - $86,000m deficiency if revolver is fully drawn has had low cash flow leverage historically [●] Company patents and performance warrants enterprise valuation which will be used as bank
security
Term sheet
Amount: $200,000,000
Tenor: 5 years
Financial Model