Synonyms for buyout
ˈbaɪˌaʊtbuy·out

Princeton's WordNet

1. buyoutnoun

   acquisition of a company by purchasing a controlling percentage of its stock

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1. • Acquisition

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1. List of paraphrases for "buyout":

   buyback, redemption, shareholding, repurchase, buy-back, buy-out

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1. Laurence Msall:

   The state has had an expensive practice that will continue this year to rely on borrowing to fund the pension buyout.

2. Mark Batinick:

   I don't think the issue with any of this is going to be the (buyout) takers.

3. Li Keqiang:

   With the speculative exit being closed most of the sponsors will have to cancel the buy-out offers, as the exit strategy becomes less compelling, the return on buyout deals start to look less appetizing and murkier.

4. Andrew Challenger:

   We're seeing a lot more [ buyout ] activity right now because there is so much uncertainty, voluntary programs can be a good first step if you're looking at reducing headcounts. It maybe saves positions of some people who would like to have a future with the company, and offers choices for those considering making a life change. It can be a valuable program for both employers and employees.

5. Peter Cappelli:

   A buyout sounds like it was your choice.