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What is an Exit Strategy? Meaning.A Exit Strategy is a strategic withdrawal of a corporation out of a typically declining or not very profitable market, brand, product, product line, or entire company. Also it can be used to describe the method by which Venture Capitalists or a business owner intends to get out of a business / investment that he or she has created / made in the past. For example via an Initial Public Offering or selling their businesses to individuals or other companies. Exit BarriersAll the factors that make it difficult for a company to end loss-making business activities. Exit barriers may include the following:
Compare with: Harvest Strategy | Disaggregation | Turnaround Management | Spin-Off | Divestiture | Abandonment Value | Liquidation Value | Start-up Company | Outsourcing | Restructuring | Downsizing | Leveraged Buy-Out | Management Buy-Out |
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