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poison pill

/ˈpɔɪzən pɪl/

翻译: 一种反收购策略,通过使目标公司对收购方变得不具吸引力或代价高昂,来阻止不受欢迎的收购要约;也泛指任何旨在阻止有害行为或决定的威慑性措施。

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/ˈpɔɪzən pɪl/C1formalbusiness
  • zh一种反收购策略,通过使目标公司对收购方变得不具吸引力或代价高昂,来阻止不受欢迎的收购要约;也泛指任何旨在阻止有害行为或决定的威慑性措施。

A strategy or measure used to make a company less attractive to an unwanted takeover bid, typically by making the acquisition more expensive or less desirable for the acquirer.

  1. Corporate defense strategyC1formal

    A tactic used by a company to prevent a hostile takeover by making its stock less attractive to the acquirer.

    zh毒丸计划

    • The board of directors adopted a poison pill to block the takeover bid.
    • Shareholders voted on whether to implement a poison pill strategy.
    • The poison pill provision made the acquisition too expensive for the rival firm.
  2. Disastrous measureC1informal

    A plan or action that is intended to solve a problem but ends up causing more harm than good.

    zh有害措施

    • The new policy turned out to be a poison pill for the company's reputation.
    • Accepting that deal would be a poison pill for our long-term goals.
    • His proposal was a poison pill that destroyed any chance of compromise.