Relutif effect
A relutif effect described, in the financial and stock exchange language, an improvement of the earning per share of a company. One says thus that the repurchase of a competitor is a relutive operation. The relutif effect is thus the opposite of a thinner effect.
Calculation of the " relutivité"
An acquisition of a company by another is known as " relutive" for the predatory company if the positive effects expected on its benefit (addition of the benefit of the surviving company, Synergie S and economy of scale between two companies, etc) is higher than the cost of acquisition (price of Endettement, Dilution caused by the rise of the number of action if acquisition is paid in actions, etc).
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Related articles
- Effect thinner
- Fusion-acquisition
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