Buy-Back
/ˈbaɪˌbæk/
Definitions
- (n.) An agreement in which a seller agrees to repurchase goods or securities at a later date or under specified conditions.
The company arranged a buy-back of its shares to increase stock value.
- (v.) To repurchase goods or securities previously sold, often to control supply or value.
The firm decided to buy back its outstanding bonds before maturity.
Forms
- buybacks
See also
Commentary
Buy-back clauses should specify terms clearly to avoid ambiguity about timing and price.
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