strategic acquisition

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📖 Definitions

  1. The purchase or integration of another company, asset, or technology by an organization to achieve specific long-term business objectives, such as market expansion, competitive advantage, or technological capability.; A corporate action where a firm buys another entity, often distressed or undervalued, with the intent to restructure, improve performance, and realize value over time rather than for immediate resale.

💬 Examples

  1. The tech giant's strategic acquisition of the AI startup significantly boosted its machine learning capabilities.

  2. Analysts predict that the industry will see more strategic acquisitions of failed startups as larger firms seek innovative talent at lower costs.