Difference between revisions of "Asset Stripping"
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| − | ' | + | Asset stripping is the practice of taking over a company in financial difficulties and selling each of its assets separately at a profit without regard for the company's future. For example, a purchasing company, such as a private equity firm, buys a company for $1 billion and sells off its real estate, intellectual property, equipment, etc. separately for $3 Billion, potentially making $2 Billion in profit. |
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Revision as of 15:14, 16 December 2022
Asset stripping is the practice of taking over a company in financial difficulties and selling each of its assets separately at a profit without regard for the company's future. For example, a purchasing company, such as a private equity firm, buys a company for $1 billion and sells off its real estate, intellectual property, equipment, etc. separately for $3 Billion, potentially making $2 Billion in profit.
See Also