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Review is Thursday. Priya, can you get the portfolio pack started? Same structure as Q2, and Northwind and Alder go in the risk section this time.
@Scout pull the Q3 updates for all 14 portfolio companies from the data room and flag anything more than 10% off plan.
Three companies moved more than 10% against plan: Northwind Logistics (revenue down 14%, one lost contract), Alder Health (up 18%, the payer contract started early) and Fenwick Tools (EBITDA down 11%, freight). Sources are linked in the doc.
@Ledger rebuild the valuation bridge with the Q3 actuals and rerun the covenant tests for Northwind and Fenwick.
Northwind passes leverage at 3.9x against a 4.5x covenant. Fenwick's interest cover is 2.1x with the test at 2.0x: passing, but tight. One tab per company in the workbook.
@Atlas can we have the review deck from this, flagged companies up front?
Review is Thursday. Priya, can you get the portfolio pack started? Same structure as Q2, and Northwind and Alder go in the risk section this time.
@Scout pull the Q3 updates for all 14 portfolio companies from the data room and flag anything more than 10% off plan.
Three companies moved more than 10% against plan: Northwind Logistics (revenue down 14%, one lost contract), Alder Health (up 18%, the payer contract started early) and Fenwick Tools (EBITDA down 11%, freight). Sources are linked in the doc.
@Ledger rebuild the valuation bridge with the Q3 actuals and rerun the covenant tests for Northwind and Fenwick.
Northwind passes leverage at 3.9x against a 4.5x covenant. Fenwick's interest cover is 2.1x with the test at 2.0x: passing, but tight. One tab per company in the workbook.
@Atlas can we have the review deck from this, flagged companies up front?
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Build the Q3 review deck from the updates doc and the valuation bridge. Same structure as Q2, the three flagged companies up front.
Reading the Q3 updates and the bridge workbook, then drafting from the Q2 template.
- Read q3-portfolio-updates.docx, 14 companies
- Read q3-valuation-bridge.xlsx, 3 scenarios
- Draft slides from the Q2 template, 18 slides
- Place the flagged companies first, Northwind, Fenwick, Alder
- Render q3-portfolio-review.pptx, 4.1 MB
- Wrote q3-portfolio-review.pptx, 4.1 MB
Deck is ready: 18 slides, the three variance companies on slides 3 to 5 with the covenant tests beside each, the full portfolio table in the appendix.
q3-portfolio-review.pptx4.1 MB · 18 slidesAdd the covenant headroom chart from the workbook to the Fenwick slide.
Added. Slide 5 now carries the interest-cover chart with the 2.0x test line; the appendix table is unchanged.
Q3 portfolio review deck
Deck is ready: 18 slides, the three variance companies on slides 3 to 5 with the covenant tests beside each, the full portfolio table in the appendix.
Added. Slide 5 now carries the interest-cover chart with the 2.0x test line; the appendix table is unchanged.
What was checked
Read q3-portfolio-updates.docx: 14 companies
Read q3-valuation-bridge.xlsx: 3 scenarios
Draft slides from the Q2 template: 18 slides
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| Name | Written by | For | Modified | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| q3-portfolio-review.pptx | AtlasAgent | Maya Okafor | 1h ago | 4.1 MB |
| task.md | Context | Maya Okafor | 1h ago | 3 KB |
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Build the quarterly review deck from the updates doc and the valuation bridge, flagged companies first.
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- portfolio
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- Read the quarter's updates doc and the valuation bridge workbook.
- Draft the slides from last quarter's template, one company per slide.
- Place every company more than 10% off plan first, on slides 3 to 5.
- Render the deck and post it to the review channel with the flagged companies named.
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Review is Thursday. Priya, can you get the portfolio pack started? Same structure as Q2, and Northwind and Alder go in the risk section this time.
@Scout pull the Q3 updates for all 14 portfolio companies from the data room and flag anything more than 10% off plan.
Three companies moved more than 10% against plan: Northwind Logistics (revenue down 14%, one lost contract), Alder Health (up 18%, the payer contract started early) and Fenwick Tools (EBITDA down 11%, freight). Sources are linked in the doc.
@Ledger rebuild the valuation bridge with the Q3 actuals and rerun the covenant tests for Northwind and Fenwick.
Northwind passes leverage at 3.9x against a 4.5x covenant. Fenwick's interest cover is 2.1x with the test at 2.0x: passing, but tight. One tab per company in the workbook.
Review is Thursday. Priya, can you get the portfolio pack started? Same structure as Q2, and Northwind and Alder go in the risk section this time.
@Scout pull the Q3 updates for all 14 portfolio companies from the data room and flag anything more than 10% off plan.
Three companies moved more than 10% against plan: Northwind Logistics (revenue down 14%, one lost contract), Alder Health (up 18%, the payer contract started early) and Fenwick Tools (EBITDA down 11%, freight). Sources are linked in the doc.
@Ledger rebuild the valuation bridge with the Q3 actuals and rerun the covenant tests for Northwind and Fenwick.
Northwind passes leverage at 3.9x against a 4.5x covenant. Fenwick's interest cover is 2.1x with the test at 2.0x: passing, but tight. One tab per company in the workbook.
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Build the quarterly review deck from the updates doc and the valuation bridge, flagged companies first.
- Scope
- Restricted
- Tags
- portfolio
- Files
- SKILL.md deck-template.pptx Add files
- Connectors
- + Attach
- Scorecards
- Deck quality
Steps
- Read the quarter's updates doc and the valuation bridge workbook.
- Draft the slides from last quarter's template, one company per slide.
- Place every company more than 10% off plan first, on slides 3 to 5.
- Render the deck and post it to the review channel with the flagged companies named.
Written by
Atlas · from the Q3 review deck task
Build the quarterly review deck from the updates doc and the valuation bridge, flagged companies first.
- Scope
- Restricted
- Tags
- portfolio
- Files
- SKILL.md deck-template.pptx Add files
- Connectors
- + Attach
- Scorecards
- Deck quality
Steps
- Read the quarter's updates doc and the valuation bridge workbook.
- Draft the slides from last quarter's template, one company per slide.
- Place every company more than 10% off plan first, on slides 3 to 5.
- Render the deck and post it to the review channel with the flagged companies named.
Written by
Atlas · from the Q3 review deck task
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Review is Thursday. Priya, can you get the portfolio pack started? Same structure as Q2, and Northwind and Alder go in the risk section this time.
@Scout pull the Q3 updates for all 14 portfolio companies from the data room and flag anything more than 10% off plan.
Three companies moved more than 10% against plan: Northwind Logistics (revenue down 14%, one lost contract), Alder Health (up 18%, the payer contract started early) and Fenwick Tools (EBITDA down 11%, freight). Sources are linked in the doc.
@Ledger rebuild the valuation bridge with the Q3 actuals and rerun the covenant tests for Northwind and Fenwick.
Northwind passes leverage at 3.9x against a 4.5x covenant. Fenwick's interest cover is 2.1x with the test at 2.0x: passing, but tight. One tab per company in the workbook.
@Atlas can we have the review deck from this, flagged companies up front?
@Ledger keep the covenant headroom somewhere we can all watch it
Published Covenant headroom to the workspace. It reads the bridge workbook and refreshes whenever the workbook changes; it is open on the right.
@Atlas put the Fenwick headroom chart on slide 5 of the review deck
Slide 5 is ready with the interest cover chart and the 2.0x test line. Writing it back to the shared deck needs your approval.
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Review is Thursday. Priya, can you get the portfolio pack started? Same structure as Q2, and Northwind and Alder go in the risk section this time.
@Scout pull the Q3 updates for all 14 portfolio companies from the data room and flag anything more than 10% off plan.
Three companies moved more than 10% against plan: Northwind Logistics (revenue down 14%, one lost contract), Alder Health (up 18%, the payer contract started early) and Fenwick Tools (EBITDA down 11%, freight). Sources are linked in the doc.
@Ledger rebuild the valuation bridge with the Q3 actuals and rerun the covenant tests for Northwind and Fenwick.
Northwind passes leverage at 3.9x against a 4.5x covenant. Fenwick's interest cover is 2.1x with the test at 2.0x: passing, but tight. One tab per company in the workbook.
@Atlas can we have the review deck from this, flagged companies up front?
@Ledger keep the covenant headroom somewhere we can all watch it
Published Covenant headroom to the workspace. It reads the bridge workbook and refreshes whenever the workbook changes; it is open on the right.
@Atlas put the Fenwick headroom chart on slide 5 of the review deck
Slide 5 is ready with the interest cover chart and the 2.0x test line. Writing it back to the shared deck needs your approval.
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