Leveraged Buyout (LBO)

Definition

An acquisition in which a significant proportion of the purchase price is funded by debt, using the target company's assets and cash flows as collateral. LBOs are a common private equity strategy for acquiring mature, cash-generative businesses.

Related Terms

Labour Productivity Labour Share of Income Lead Investor Licensing Agreements Limited Partner (LP)

Put this knowledge to work

Use Opagio's free tools to measure and grow the intangible assets that drive your business value.