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Management Buyout

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Management buyout (MBO)
Leveraged buyout whereby the acquiring group is led by the firm's management.

Management Buyout
The act of the senior management of a publicly-traded company buying all of the company's shares outstanding. A management buyout gives the management complete control of the company and allows it to operate without recourse to shareholders. A management buyout is usually heavily leveraged and is a form of going private.

management buyout


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Plans for a management buyout were detailed at a mass meeting at the plant today.
Plans for a management buyout were being detailed at a meeting today which will also be attended by trade union officials.
A year later, as a member of Reichhold's executive team and senior VP for global coatings, Biddle was part of the management team which put together the management buyout of the company from DIC, making him an owner of the company.
 
 
 
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