Six Flags CFO takes stand in bankruptcy trial
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Six Flags Inc put its chief financial officer on the stand to defend its reorganization plan against attacks by some bondholders, with ownership of the theme park operator at stake. Jeffrey Speed spent most of Monday describing the events leading to the company's bankruptcy and the operating cash flow needs, as the company sought to make the case that their plan was the most feasible.
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Today, Cedar Fair released its EBITDA for the 12 months ending 12/31/2009 at $302,963,000. CF presentation materials that it filed for tomorrow's meeting calculated EBITDA multiple at 7.6x for the Apollo deal at $11.50/unit. Based on increase of most recent EBITDA, price per unit using same multiple would increase by about $0.60. Pushing the unit price to $13.50/unit yields about 7.84x multiple. Presentation materials put the multiples for Busch and Six Flags deals at 6.3x and 7.2x respectively. SF calculation appears to be based on the senior bond holder plan.
^^ You tell him Carrie! When I read your first post I got it. Thought it was a good point. What's your problem Gobucks89? Let it go!
Thanks! I really appreciate the support. Fortunately, it seems he did let it go.
"If passion drives you, let reason hold the reins." --- Benjamin Franklin
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