Meanings of corporate carve in English

It plans to pursue corporate carve-outs as well as consolidation strategies.

More corporate carve-ups to delight M&A bankers 2011 was the year of the spinoff.

Firms with experience in executing corporate carve-outs feel they have an edge in such situations.

There has certainly been a flurry of corporate carve-outs.

CD&R has specialized in buying corporate carve-outs and has a deep background in the distribution industry.

Such corporate carve-outs have proved to be a major source of dealmaking for buyout firms active in the industrial sector.

Yet the acquisition of mature drugs differs substantially from other corporate carve-outs with which some private equity firms have become comfortable.

Reizes added that the deal pipeline in Australia was looking better than it had for several years, with a number of potential corporate carve-outs coming.

For example, Carlyle last month completed a large healthcare corporate carve-out with the acquisition of Johnson & Johnson's diagnostics unit for $4 billion.

In most corporate carve-outs, the new companies usually have the assets needed to survive on their own or require only temporary support from their parent.