Buy out

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verb

To buy the ownership, interests, or outstanding shares in a company, especially to gain control over it.

The tech giant decided to buy out the small startup.
Visual representation of "buy out" - To buy the ownership, interests, or outstanding shares in a company, especially to gain control over it.

Often appears as...

  • company buy out
  • buy out contract
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Visual representation of "buy out"
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Corporate Takeover

Used in business when one company gets control of another by purchasing a majority stake.

Illustration for Corporate Takeover
The software company is planning to buy out their competitor by September.
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Market Strategy

Often part of strategic moves in the market, such as expanding or consolidating dominance.

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Big Corp's decision to buy out several small firms has solidified their market position.
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Cost Implication

Implies a significant financial transaction, often requiring careful planning and negotiation.

Illustration for Cost Implication
The buy out of the startup cost the investors millions but promised a high return.
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