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asset redeployment

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asset redeployment
The reallocation of underused assets in an attempt to make a firm more profitable. To effect an asset redeployment, a company might sell a relatively unprofitable subsidiary and use the funds to strengthen another part of its business. Many corporate takeover attempts are based on the premise that assets will be redeployed once the acquisition has been completed.


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Someone who has worked closely with suppliers to examine new asset redeployment strategies is Jack Buchanan, CEO of Blue Bridge Ventures in Grand Rapids, MI.
The ideological contract containing the harsh rhetoric of downsizing, restructuring, asset redeployment, core business concentration and a host of other '90s-born business tenets: "You have a job, but the work environment is dynamic and fluid.
Also, the underlying and paralleling strategies of asset redeployment, cost reduction/margin enhancement, and growth are the courses of action they take to close the gap between current and perceived value.
 
 
 
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