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bust-up takeover

/ˈbʌst ʌp ˈteɪkˌoʊvər/

翻译: 一种公司收购策略,收购方买下目标公司后,将其资产或业务部门拆分出售以牟利,往往把公司拆解变卖。

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/ˈbʌst ʌp ˈteɪkˌoʊvər/C1formalbusiness
  • zh一种公司收购策略,收购方买下目标公司后,将其资产或业务部门拆分出售以牟利,往往把公司拆解变卖。

A 'bust-up takeover' is a corporate acquisition strategy where the buyer acquires a company with the intention of selling off its individual assets or divisions separately for profit, often breaking the company apart.

  1. Corporate acquisition for asset saleC2formal

    A type of corporate takeover where the acquiring company buys a target company with the intention of selling off its assets or divisions separately, often to generate profit.

    zh拆分出售式收购

    • The conglomerate executed a bust-up takeover of the struggling retail chain, selling its real estate and brands.
    • Investors feared a bust-up takeover would dismantle the company's core operations.
    • The board rejected the offer, suspecting it was a bust-up takeover strategy.