The phrase "acquiring organization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business mergers, acquisitions, or partnerships where one organization is taking over or merging with another.
Example: "The acquiring organization has announced plans to integrate the new assets into its existing operations."
Alternatives: "purchasing entity" or "buying company".
The acquiring organization compensates Surplus Property Sales for any expenses it has incurred.
And when a mutual fund company is acquired by an entity that is not regulated by the S.E.C., the commission ought to contact the acquiring organization and as politely as possible inform the senior management that they've acquired an institution with fiduciary responsibility, just to put them on notice.
This may be the case when the acquired company supplies or consumes a product produced by the acquiring organization.
In a nutshell, the acquirer treats the acquired organization as it would a partner in a strategic alliance.
The acquired organization has to fully adopt the corporate culture of the acquirer; there is no creation of a new corporate culture.
The "absorption" type is when the acquired organization is fully absorbed by and becomes a part of the acquirer.
It has been suggested that closer owner supervision and the injection of a new management team revitalize the acquired organization and unlock dormant capabilities and value.
Private equity partners created cadres of well-known leaders who could be installed into the newly acquired organization to manage it until the PE company was ready to sell.
In support of a newly acquired organization, review Opinion Survey data, management feedback and post-acquisition assessment data to determine and define additional management support materials needed to support ongoing integration efforts.
Acquired organizations have organization capabilities that have to be transformed and talent that must be assessed and upgraded.
In fact, the acquired organizations are barely operationally integrated with older units of the Tata Group.
