An offer · Investment Decisions
At 0.90× cover, this loan fails your own test.
3.00× on reported profit is 5.25× on normalised profit. €420,000 needs €495,000 in all. A lower price won’t change cover; a loan near €141,538 would pass your 1.25× test, with €58,462 more real equity.
- Three facts that decide this
- That the €80,000 survives two operating cycles. Who replaces the owner, and who has actually agreed. The bank’s real terms, in writing.
- Refuse if
- The seller won’t show the owner’s workload, customer concentration or lease terms; or cover only passes with a loan you can’t get.
- Road these conditions leave
- Wait for a fact. Wait for the one fact most likely to change this; set the date.
- Who checks what first
- Finance: addbacks to invoices and bank. HR: a real quote for a manager. Bank: rate, term, security and drawdown conditions.
- Who acts first
- Owner
- Look again
- within 30 days
- What this isn’t
- Not a valuation, regulated investment advice, a recommendation or an approval. WEDO isn’t a fund and manages no money. Legal, tax and financing opinions stay with qualified professionals.
Next: One decision, one entity, one main model, one round of the investigation that can change the answer. Bring the date it must be made by.
Teaching defaults from WEDO’s capital playbook, in EUR. Simplified to one year’s cover and year-end cash. A working draft from the numbers you entered and labelled teaching defaults. Not a forecast, a result or professional advice. Nothing has been sent anywhere.

