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Asset Stripper definition :
A corporate raider (company A) that takes over a target company (company B) in order to sell large assets of company B to repay debt.

 


asset stripper
corporate raider who takes over a company planning to sell large assets in order to repay debt.

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asset stripper An individual or corporate raider who takes over a company planning to sell large assets in order to repay debt.

See also: Expense, Target company, Acquisitions, Arithmetic mean, Abandonment

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