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An exit strategy is an option that offers shareholders the opportunity to liquidate their investments (often held as shares) and exit (or cease to be involved with) the company Typical exit strategies include going public by undertaking an Initial Public Offering (IPO), or being acquired (bought) by another company
Exit strategy refers to the method or methods that a borrower plans to use to repay a CareVest Capital mortgage All CareVest Capital mortgages must have a clear and plausible exit strategy to be approved for investment An example of an exit strategy for a multi-family development is the sale of the completed units to end purchasers
Refers to the way in which investors and founders can "exit", i e leave their company, with a cash return on their investment - e g by going public or being acquired or being bought out by other shareholders
A fund's intended method for liquidating its holdings while achieving the maximum possible return These strategies depend on the exit climates including market conditions and industry trends Exit strategies can include selling or distributing the portfolio company’s shares after an initial public offering (IPO), a sale of the Portfolio Company or a recapitalization
The methods by which the initial investors in a company can liquidate their investment in it The two most common exit strategies are either take the company public by an initial public offering (IPO) or to sell the company to another firm Despite the emphasis in business publications on IPOs, by far the most common exit strategy is to sell the startup company to an established business, often one in the same industry that has competitive or complementary products This is also called liquidity event
the optimal strategy of getting your profit out of your investment, or sometimes, of minimizing the losses on your investment; If you have a successful software company your exit strategy could be selling it to another software company at a higher price or taking it IPO
this is the approach founders and investors plan for cashing in the profits on their equity A common exit strategy is selling a company to another company; another is taking a company public
A pre-planned process for deleting a product or product line from the firm's portfolio At a minimum it includes plans for clearing inventory out of the supply chain pipeline at a minimum of losses, continuing to provide for after-sales parts supply and maintenance support, and converting customers of the deleted product line to a different one
Strategy adopted by venture capitalists to liquidate its holding to realize capital gains on their investments It includes providing for a stock buy-back by another firm, arranging a public offering of stock and providing for a merger with a larger firm
Potential scenarios for liquidating an investment while achieving the maximum possible return For venture capital-backed companies, typical exit strategies include Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and mergers with larger companies
The business owner's intended method of retiring or transferring ownership of the company
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