Well said
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Thank you!
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Private equity has destroyed so many companies by loading them up to their eyeballs indebt, pulling out huge amounts of cash to pay themselves dividends, and cutting back on needed capital investments. It's a strategy to take what you can out as fast as possible. Strip and moveon
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I love the directness of this statement in the annual report of The Container Store. Seems universally true of PE: We are controlled by investment funds managed by Leonard Green and Partners, L.P. (“LGP”), whose interests in our business may be different from yours.
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Every company I’ve been involved with that was bought by private equity got run into the ground. The priority isn’t running a good business.
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True and when you are working at the acquired company still trying to run the business it is hard to see what on earth they are doing; completely different way to run a business when PE is involved.
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So you can buy a company on credit, then transfer the entire debt of that purchase to the company, so the company owes someone else... for itself?
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Why, I keep asking, did the ultimate one-site super retail location feel they had to expand?
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Something I don’t understand: Sterling took an 80% stake and most of that was debt. So, Fairway’s debt was already greater than the value of the stock when Sterling came in? I’m missing some key component here.
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