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Sleeping Beauty
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Sleeping beauty
Often used in risk arbitrage. Potential takeover target that has not yet been approached by an acquirer. Such a company usually has particularly attractive features, such as a large amount of cash, or undervalued real estate or other assets.
Sleeping Beauty
A company, especially a start-up, that might make a profitable takeover, but has not been approached by a potential acquirer. Qualifications for a sleeping beauty include high potential with bad management or perhaps an undervalued share price.
sleeping beauty
A firm with valuable assets not effectively used by its management. Such a firm has high profit potential and value and is therefore a prime candidate for takeover.
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But its greatest threat isn't an evil witch, a sleeping curse or a big bad wolf.
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Byline: By Richard Kirkman Unless someone hit you with a powerful sleeping curse back in April, rendering you insensible for several weeks, you will know there is a new Harry Potter book out, the fifth in a series of seven.
Starting to lose the plot? by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Byline: By Richard Kirkman Unless someone hit you with a powerful sleeping curse back in April, rendering you insensible for several weeks, you will know there is a new Harry Potter book out, the fifth in a series of seven.
Is Harry starting to lose the plot? by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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