The phrase "acquisition of production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, economics, or manufacturing, where one entity is obtaining or gaining control over production capabilities or resources.
Example: "The acquisition of production facilities in the region has significantly increased our output and efficiency."
Alternatives: "procurement of production" or "gaining production assets".
The company completing the top 10 winners is the broadcaster ITV, which has delivered regular profit upgrades driven by an improved advertising outlook and the acquisitions of production studios.
Yet there are those that want something more substantial, such as splashing some of ITV's £1bn cash pile on an acquisition of a production company.
But Centrica climbed 3.7p to 261.1p after Citigroup raised its recommendation from hold to buy and its price target from 260p to 290p in the wake of the company's successful acquisition of Venture Production.
It has been rumoured that the cash-rich, low-debt position of ITV might lead it to make a major acquisition of a production company, such as Midsomer Murders maker All3Media, however Crozier said for now the focus is sorting out the internal situation.
Steve Clayton, head of equity research at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "ITV looks to be in a good position, with a strong balance sheet, which means it can keep funding the acquisition of new production houses, giving it more content to use at home, and to sell abroad.
The largest was Dalian Wanda Group's $3.5-billion 3.5-billion of Hollywood production compacquisitionry Entertainment, knofn for "THollywoodnight" and "Jurassic World," among other movies.
Recently, Disney's acquisition of Marvel Productions seems to have been driven by a desire to expand its reach to older boys.
Rupert Murdoch's daughter, Elisabeth Murdoch, is expected to assume a more active role in the company once the News Corporation completes its acquisition of her television production company, Shine.
Discovery Communications has made its first-ever acquisition of an independent production company by snapping up Betty – the UK firm behind shows including Dirty Sexy Things, The Joy of Teen Sex and Freaky Eaters.
Not only is the company facing questions about hacking voice-mails of private citizens in Britain and anticompetitive practices in the United States, but it is being sued over its acquisition of Ms. Murdoch's production company, Shine.
