Aurum Grill Business Plan — Investment Structure

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Investment Structure

The proposed structure balances equity risk capital, senior leverage and a working-capital facility, with returns assessed on the conservative statutory basis and stress-tested across exit multiples and scenarios.

Proposed capital structure

Source

Amount

Share

Instrument

Equity capital

R350m

64%

Ordinary equity risk capital

Senior debt

R150m

27%

Senior secured, amortising, 13.25%

Working-capital facility

R50m

9%

Revolving, prime + 3.5%

Total

R550m

100%

Projected equity returns

On the statutory basis, assuming a 9.0× EV/EBITDA exit at end-FY2031 and interim dividends from FY2030, the base case generates an equity IRR of approximately 56.9% and a 9.4× gross multiple. The table below sets out returns across scenarios and exit multiples.

Figure 25. Equity returns by scenario at representative exit multiples; MOIC with IRR labels.
Figure 26. Equity IRR sensitivity to exit EV/EBITDA multiple and scenario — the primary driver of return dispersion.

Scenario

Terminal statutory EBITDA

Exit 7.0×

Exit 9.0×

Exit 11.0×

Downside

202m

36%

42%

47%

Base

337m

50%

57%

63%

Upside

398m

55%

62%

68%

Analyst flagReturns present two ways — headline and normalised

On the sponsor’s system-wide EBITDA, an illustrative 9.0× exit would imply an equity IRR above 79%, a figure we regard as an aggressive upper bound, not an underwriting anchor. The statutory base case (~57%) and the downside range (~36–47%) are the appropriate lenses. All are attractive, and all are contingent on delivering the rollout and achieving the assumed exit multiple.