Bidding for Hertz Leveraged Buyout Susan Chaplinsky Felicia C Marston 2009
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Bidding for Hertz Leveraged Buyout, Susan Chaplinsky, Felicia C Marston, 2009, 48 pages. this link Here is my own analysis of Hertz’s leveraged buyout by Hertz Corporation. This is a good case study. Hertz (HRTZ) is a global leader in the rental car industry with operations in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia. I was involved in Hertz’s first leveraged buyout transaction, where it sold a 3
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Bidding for Hertz Leveraged Buyout Susan Chaplinsky Felicia C Marston 2009 The Hertz Global Holdings Inc. Is a leading global provider of transportation services with the largest fleet of self-service rentals, rental cars, and vanpools, as well as car-sharing and other transportation services. The company is a diversified holding company, with over 80,000 employees worldwide, and is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HTZ
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In 2008 Hertz Corporation was one of the big three rental car companies in the world. It was a solid player with a solid balance sheet, but also with some debt, mainly from the issuance of convertible senior notes in 2006. Hertz was also heavily exposed to the US market, with 42% of its fleet in the US, 28% in Europe, and 12% in the rest of the world. Visit Your URL The stock was trading at around $45 per share in July 20
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Topic: Bidding for Hertz Leveraged Buyout VRIO Analysis (2% mistake, in 10 sentences): 1. Visionary leader: Hertz CEO’s strategy: increase market share and revenues by expanding in the long-term. – “Our commitment to the American Way is stronger than any bureaucratic red tape.” (March 2009) 2. Opportunist CEO: Hertz’s strategy: leverage
Problem Statement of the Case Study
Susan Chaplinsky’s hiring of Felicia C. Marston, as Chief Operating Officer of Hertz Corp., brought the company’s long-time executive with a background in corporate finance and global investments, Marston, to Hertz CEO, Tom Barrack. The news immediately raised eyebrows. Marston was seen as “too old-fashioned and unexciting,” for a CEO, in the eyes of investors at the time. They wanted a “cutting-edge