Buyback Agreement
/ˈbaɪbæk əˌɡriːmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) A contract in which one party agrees to repurchase goods, stock, or assets from another party under specified terms and conditions.
The company entered into a buyback agreement to repurchase its shares from investors.
Forms
- buyback agreements
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Commentary
Typically used to formalize the terms under which assets or securities are reacquired, buyback agreements often specify price, timing, and conditions to protect involved parties.
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