Long Term Supply Agreement
Agreement whereby your firm commits to a predictable volume of unit purchases over the long term, in return for advantageous pricing.
Agreement whereby your firm commits to a predictable volume of unit purchases over the long term, in return for advantageous pricing.
Agreement whereby a company simply “rents” the technology, brand name, or other assets that are the target of its interests.
Form of transaction whereby a company utilizes debt to redesign its capital structure (weighting of debt and equity).
Form of financial restructuring whereby a company takes on debt to acquire its outstanding common shares from investors.
Nonbinding document through which both the acquirer and the target publicly express their intent to complete the merger or acquisition transaction.
Transaction by which a company sells an asset to a third party to then lease it back or pay a fixed fee for use.
Separate entity formed by the partnership of two companies. This entity is generally used to develop a new technology or process, which would help both companies.
Agreement between two companies to combine purchases of raw materials or other resources to achieve economies of in purchasing.