Buy-Backs

/ˈbaɪˌbæks/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Agreements or transactions whereby a company or individual repurchases its own securities or assets.
    The company announced buy-backs to increase shareholder value.
  2. (n.) Contractual provisions obligating one party to repurchase goods or assets under specified conditions.
    The contract included buy-backs to ensure inventory levels.

Forms

  • buy-back

Commentary

Buy-backs often affect corporate control and market perception; drafters should clarify terms and conditions to avoid disputes.

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