A trade sale is the sale of a business to someone within the sector. Selling to another business can be useful in eliminating competition and strengthening the trading position of both businesses.
Sale of a company to another company. As a form of exit, it is an alternative to flotation and more common (see paragraph 18, Section IV above).
Sale of a company to another company. As a form of exit, a trade sale is an alternative to flotation and more common.
The sale of company shares to industrial investors.
a sale of the shares or business assets of the company to a third party by way of a private sale agreement
Sale of a company to an industrial or strategic investor.
The purchase of a venture-capital-backed company by another business, often in the same, or related, industrial sector.
Divestment mechanism involving the sale of an investment portfolio item to another company which typically operates in the same industry
A common method of exit is a sale to a trade buyer. This can either allow management to withdraw from the business, or it may open up the prospect of working in a larger enterprise.
Sale of a company to another company. As a form of exit, a trade sale is a more common alternative to a flotation.
The sale of the equity share of a portfolio company to another company.
Direct sale of a business in state ownership to another business. This includes joint ventures and part sales
Sale of a portfolio company to another company, typically operating in the same industry.