Sentences with phrase «takeout candidate»

The phrase "takeout candidate" refers to a company that is considered a potential target for acquisition or takeover by another company. Full definition
Rates are likely to go up, perhaps as soon as this autumn, and companies and analysts report that recent dealmaking has also reduced the options for takeout candidates — putting pressure on companies.
«I get more calls on this stock than any other because it has that perfect story of emerging markets growth and it's a good takeout candidate,» Credit Suisse food analyst Robert Moskow said.
Otherwise you could argue for a premium — being a prime takeout candidate (post Nov,» 13), excellent technologies, etc..
Nevertheless, the fact that the company received interest as a takeout candidate signifies that some of its businesses still have value, especially for a strategic buyer that may pay a premium.
Later working in investment banking at Goldman Sachs and asset management at Deutsche Bank, Barbara Ann acquired a robust grasp of private market valuation that she went on to leverage at Holowesko Partners for nearly a decade, helping the hedge fund grow to several billion in AUM with her focus on special situations and takeout candidates.
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