The phrase "acquisition of equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or business contexts to refer to the process of obtaining ownership interest in a company or asset.
Example: "The acquisition of equity in the startup allowed the investor to have a say in its future direction."
Alternatives: "purchase of shares" or "obtaining equity stake".
Foods distributor Sysco said on Monday it would terminate a $8.2 billion acquisition of private equity-owned competitor US Foods, undoing what was a closely followed deal that may also have wider ramifications on merger and acquisition activity on Wall Street.
Most significantly, unlike Blackstone's acquisition this February of Equity Office Properties and the buyout of any number of REITs whether office REITs such as Crescent, which Morgan Stanley agreed to buy just last week, or apartment companies such as Town & Country Archstone-Smith's management is unquestionably key to the deal.
Its funding is also notable - media brands including Time Warner, Comcast (through its acquisition of NBC Universal and Bertelsmann Digital Media Investmentss hold equity.
Altria announced the acquisition of a 45% equity stake in Cronos Group, a leading global cannabinoid company.
"Neftegaz Holding America Limited, an independent indirect subsidiary of Rosneft registered in Delaware, concluded separate agreements on the acquisition of a 30percentt equity in ExxonMobil's share in the La Escalera Ranch project in the Delaware Basin in West Texas in the United States.
US investment banks were confined primarily to advisory businesses, handling mergers and acquisitions transactions and placements of equity and debt securities.
This method is geared toward charitable contributions rather than capital acquisition, which is the aim of equity crowdfunding.
In corporate transactions, Mr. Finseth has broad experience spanning public and private mergers and acquisitions, public and private offerings of equity, debt and hybrid securities, the formation of private investment funds such as venture capital funds and real estate investment funds, and the formation and venture capital financing of high tech startup companies.
Mr. Simons' favorites are global powerhouses -- those with both institutional and retail presences, as well as strong balance sheets and plenty of equity to make acquisitions.
