Objective evaluation of debt capacity, leverage optimization, and refinancing strategy for cyclical businesses seeking to balance growth with financial stability.
Capital structure analysis examines your company's current debt position, covenant framework, and refinancing options to identify optimal leverage levels. We assess debt capacity under various operating scenarios and provide recommendations for capital allocation that balance operational flexibility with stakeholder requirements.
This service is particularly relevant when considering recapitalization, ownership transitions, significant capital projects, or covenant renegotiations. The analysis incorporates cycle-specific stress factors and lender expectations to ensure recommendations are both practical and aligned with market standards.
Understand optimal timing and structure before approaching lenders.
Assess leverage headroom and recapitalization opportunities across holdings.
Optimize capital structure before sale or partial exit events.
Develop proactive strategies for covenant management and lender communication.
Common challenges in capital structure management for cyclical businesses:
Review existing debt agreements, covenant terms, and historical compliance. Analyze cash flow patterns and lender relationships.
Model debt capacity under various scenarios. Compare leverage ratios and covenant structures to industry standards and market practices.
Present findings with specific recommendations for capital structure optimization. Provide refinancing strategy and implementation roadmap.
Optional assistance with lender presentations, covenant negotiations, or refinancing execution.
Clients who complete this engagement typically gain:
Quantified understanding of sustainable debt levels across cycle phases
More credible communication supported by objective third-party analysis
Defined timing and structure recommendations for capital markets activity
Systematic approach to balancing growth, debt management, and distributions
Let's review your current position and identify opportunities for improvement.