The phrase "acquisition debt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts, particularly when discussing debt incurred for the purpose of acquiring assets or companies.
Example: "The company took on significant acquisition debt to finance the purchase of its competitor."
Alternatives: "purchase debt" or "buyout debt".
"I think fans all understand that stadium debt is different to acquisition debt".
The rest would be the result of piling acquisition debt onto its target.
The bondholders are upset because they say the leveraged buyout — the world's largest — would saddle BCE's Bell Canada unit, the country's largest phone company, with acquisition debt, devaluing the value of existing Bell Canada bonds.
Henry said he was confident fans would be able to distinguish between acquisition debt of the kind taken on by Tom Hicks and George Gillett and borrowing money to rebuild the stadium or finance a new one.
"Since the end of the last financial year, FSG has paid off £200million of acquisition debt from the previous owners, dramatically reducing interest payments as a result and meaning we are able to invest more revenue in the team rather than servicing debt.
I don't see it as the club's debt because it was their acquisition debt," Drasdo said".I think the IPO is the first phase of their exit, but it is the crucial phase in that whatever happens with the debt at this stage will solidify the position for the future and whoever is holding any residual debt will be responsible for the interest and ultimately repaying it.
Randi is a mother of two small boys and a partner in Morrison Cohen LLP's Corporate Department, where her practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, debt and equity finance, fund formation and general company counseling.
Loans and junk bonds that deal makers used to pay for the acquisitions — debts that must be repaid by the companies, not the deal makers — are sinking in value.
AaiPharma plans to finance the acquisition through debt, the chief executive, Frederick D. Sancilio, said in a statement.
Meanwhile, thanks in part to the Wace acquisition, its debt grew to $309 million.
Con Edison's estimated $7.5 billion acquisition, including debt assumption, would create the nation's biggest electricity distribution company, with more than 5 million electricity and 1.4 million gas customers.
