buyout
buyout — 名詞
- buyoutsingular
- buyoutsplural
1. a business deal in which investors or another company take ownership of a busine
收購
買下多數股權取得控制權
a business deal in which investors or another company take ownership of a business by paying for enough shares.
The bakery owners accepted a buyout from the supermarket chain last spring.
麵包店老闆去年春天接受了那家連鎖超市的收購。
pattern: accept a buyout from [company]
A buyout of the local cinema was announced on Monday.
這家在地電影院的收購案已於週一公布。
pattern: a buyout of [company] was announced
Workers feared the buyout would lead to store closures in July.
員工擔心這次收購會在七月導致門市關閉。
The brothers read the buyout terms before selling their remaining shares.
那對兄弟在賣掉剩餘股份前先讀了收購條款。
collocation: buyout terms
News of the buyout pushed the small software firm's shares higher.
收購消息推高了這家小型軟體公司的股價。
- management buyout
- leveraged buyout
- buyout offer
- buyout deal
- buyout terms
- takeover
close in meaning, but often focuses more on the change of control itself
- acquisition
broader and more formal; can include buying assets, brands, or whole businesses
文法句型
a buyout of [company]
accept a buyout
buyout offer
用法筆記
Common in business news and finance writing. Often refers to a deal in which owners, managers, investors, or another company gain control by buying shares from the current owners.