leveraged buyout
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌleveraged ˈbuyout noun [countable] technical when someone borrows money to buy all or most of the stock of a company by promising to pay the bank back by selling the company’s assets if they cannot pay back the money they borrowed 融资收购，杠杆收购
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leveraged buyout• In 1989, after several years of lagging profits, Lechmere changed hands as a result of a management-led leveraged buyout.• During the 1980s, the phrases leveraged buyout and management buyout echoed all over Wall Street.From Longman Business Dictionaryleveraged buyoutˌleveraged ˈbuyoutFINANCE when a person or organization buys a company using a loan borrowed against the company’s assets, some of which may then be sold to pay off the loanWith debt taken on in a $4.9 billion leveraged buyout, the company could not afford to pay all its bills. → buyoutˌleveraged ˈbuyout nounChineseSyllable
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leveraged buyout
ˌleveraged ˈbuyout
noun [countable] technical
when someone borrows money to buy all or most of the stock of a company by promising to pay the bank back by selling the company’s assets if they cannot pay back the money they borrowed
ˌleveraged ˈbuyout
noun [countable] technicalwhen someone borrows money to buy all or most of the stock of a company by promising to pay the bank back by selling the company’s assets if they cannot pay back the money they borrowed