Definition Leveraged Recapitalization. Description.
Leveraged Recapitalization is an anti-takeover tactic whereby
the target company incurs significant additional debt to repurchase stocks
through a buyback program or distribute a large dividend among the current
shareholders. This causes the share price to drop, making the company a less
attractive takeover target.
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Cases of Leveraged Recapitalization. Examples
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