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buyout

Investment transaction by which the ownership equity of a company is acquired.

buyout
Usage of buyout in English
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The name change follows the management buyout of the company last year.
The Irish Times
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The StandardAero deal would be Carlyle's second major leveraged buyout this year.
Reuters
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Furniture Brands received buyout interest from shareholder Sun Capital earlier this year.
Reuters
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The company said 44 Newsweek employees accepted buyout offers in the quarter.
Reuters
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The Financial Times first reported on Jacob's buyout efforts earlier on Thursday.
Reuters
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Clearwire's minority shareholders will vote on Sprint's buyout plan on July 8.
Reuters
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The buyout coincides with the partnership's objectives being achieved, the statement said.
Reuters
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Blackstone, a New York-based buyout firm, was not immediately available to comment.
Reuters
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Seagate said in October it had received preliminary interest about a buyout.
Reuters
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Hudson's Bay and the buyout group were not immediately available for comment.
Reuters
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Mr O'Keeffe fills a position essentially vacant since a 2014 management buyout.
The Irish Times
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Partner has received a buyout offer from Altice Europe's local subsidiary HOT.
Reuters
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Carlyle is one logical candidate to lead a buyout, for two reasons.
Reuters
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The buyout consortium led by said it does not comment on litigation.
Reuters
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Heinz Co call options ahead of the announced buyout of the company.
Reuters
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More IPOs would also mean better exit opportunities for local buyout firms.
Reuters
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