Dec 23, 2020 00:55
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English term
leveraged buy-out
GBK
English to Turkish
Bus/Financial
Economics
Definition from
The Economist:
Buying a company using borrowed money to pay most of the purchase price. The debt is secured against the assets of the company being acquired. The interest will be paid out of the company’s future cashflow.
Example sentences:
The advantage of a leveraged buy-out is that it allows a corporation to make a large acquisition without putting up a lot of their own capital. (Bond Capital)
The typical private equity LBO capital structure is approximately 50% debt / 50% equity, suggesting there is likely to be a significant pipeline of LBO debt opportunities in the years ahead. (Revolution Asset Management)
If you have ever thought of expanding your company through acquiring another company, or you would like to buy your partner out of the business, consider a leveraged buy-out. (Small Business)
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