Similar words: buy out, buy off, buy, buy up, buy it, buyer, buying, buy time. Meaning: ['baɪaʊt] n. acquisition of a company by purchasing a controlling percentage of its stock.
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91. In Brazil, Citi helped Petrobras, the state-run oil company, to issue stock to the public; in the United Kingdom, it helped raise money for a leveraged buyout of Tomkins, an engineering company.
92. In domestic rational management buyout (MBO) activities, the base of fair transactions should be the revised independent-fair-market-value of the target enterprise.
93. Sometimes a smaller company will use the technique of a leveraged buyout to takeover another company.
94. In existing management buyout cases involving State-owned stake, many companies are priced on the basis of their net assets.
95. The Auction House now sorts by buyout price first, then by current price.
96. That leveraged buyout was ome smart thinking on your part. We diversified our product line and expand our market share without laying out any cash.
More similar words: buy out, buy off, buy, buy up, buy it, buyer, buying, buy time, buyable, buy the farm, impulse buy, buying power, buyer's market, buy a pig in a poke, installment buying.