Management buy-outs

Article Abstract:

A management buyout is an exacting process and can contain many risks, but success produces significant rewards. The key is careful planning, hard work and commitment to the project. A guide covering the main factors involved in a management buyout is presented, including finding a venture capital partner, the legal aspects of buyouts, the bankers' role, the process of due diligence, tax issues and the flotation process.

Management, Corporate directors, Management buyouts, Vocational guidance, Leveraged buyouts

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Usinor Sacilor's unusual U-turn

Article Abstract:

Usinor Sacilor of France, a steel manufacturer, is to acquired 41.42% of Ugine, a stanless steel specialist, it does not already own, with the aim of becoming an integrated steel group. Following its privatisation Usinor had planned to keep debt low with the aim of reducing it to zero by the end of 1997. However it will spend 3.7 billion French francs to buy back the Ugine stake.

Steel Castings NEC, Steel Foundries (except Investment), Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Steel industry, Usinor, Steel castings, Ugine Aciers de Chatillon et Gueugnon

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