buy out (Meaning)

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buy out (v)

take over ownership of; of corporations and companies

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The tech giant decided to buy out the small startup to acquire its innovative technology.
After years of collaboration, the publishing company decided to buy out its competitor to expand its market share.
The multinational corporation plans to buy out all the shares of the struggling local business.
The investors are considering a proposal to buy out the current management team and take control of the company.
The real estate developer wants to buy out the tenants of the apartment building to renovate and raise rents.
The company's CEO proposed a plan to buy out minority shareholders and take the company private.
The conglomerate aims to buy out the smaller factories to streamline production and cut costs.
After a series of negotiations, the oil company successfully bought out its partner's stake in the offshore drilling project.
The wealthy investor is looking to buy out the failing restaurant chain and revamp its operations.
The pharmaceutical company is rumored to be in talks to buy out a promising biotech startup in the field of gene therapy.

take over ownership of; of corporations and companies

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The tech giant decided to buy out the small startup to acquire its innovative technology.

After years of collaboration, the publishing company decided to buy out its competitor to expand its market share.

The multinational corporation plans to buy out all the shares of the struggling local business.

The investors are considering a proposal to buy out the current management team and take control of the company.