Stock Sale

/ˈstɑk seɪl/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The sale of all or a controlling portion of a corporation's stock to transfer ownership and control.
    The parties negotiated a stock sale to transfer the company’s shares to the buyer.

Forms

  • stock sale
  • stock sales

Commentary

A stock sale involves transfer of ownership via shares rather than individual assets, often impacting liabilities and control differently from an asset sale.

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