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buy out

VERB
  1. take over ownership of; of corporations and companies

How To Use buy out In A Sentence

  • Real Madrid could buy out the clause if LA Galaxy were willing.
  • So now the Channel Islands businessmen want to buy out what they can not beat.
  • He then tried to derail the Chinese deal by offering to buy out other shareholders. Times, Sunday Times
  • If Richemont should buy out the Philip Morris stake it would trigger an obligation to bid for the rest of the shares.
  • Large companies can easily buy out the shareholders of small companies.
  • Large companies can easily buy out the shareholders of small companies.
  • Like divorce, it is painful and sometimes very costly to buy out a hostile partner.
  • But PPR could probably get loans to buy out the remaining shareholders and then raise new cash by relisting Gucci.
  • Saur has agreed in principle to buy out its partner to produce closer ties with its other operation, Cambrian Environmental Services.
  • A wonderful option would be if they took us aside, told us that we were not going to win, but they were going to buy out script outright.
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