HMS will pay a total of $400 million for HDI. The $400 million will consist of $384 million in cash paid at closing and approximately $16 million in consideration in the form of assumption of unvested options. The cash component will be financed in part through a $350 million bank term loan facility that will be established in connection with the closing of the acquisition, and in part through corporate cash. The assumed options will be adjusted as to exercise price and number of shares to convert them into options for HMS stock. In connection with the closing, the company also plans to establish a $100 million bank revolving credit facility. The company anticipates cash balances in excess of $100 million at the end of 2011. The acquisition will result in financial leverage of approximately 2.5 times debt to adjusted EBITDA at the end of the year. HDI will become a wholly owned subsidiary of HMS Holdings Corp. Benko will continue in her current role and will join the HMS executive team. HDI employs approximately 400 people located at its headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada, and facilities in California and Florida.
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