The phrase "all buyouts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every instance of buyouts in a specific context, such as business acquisitions or financial transactions.
Example: "The report analyzed all buyouts that occurred in the tech industry last year."
Alternatives: "every acquisition" or "all acquisitions."
All told, the value of all the buyouts done and publicly disclosed last year was $61.9 billion, up from $40.9 billion in 1998.
Last year global buyout firms sold more than $100 billion in assets back and forth to one another; 28% of all buyout fund deals are up fourfold in two years, says Dealogic.
Not only did it have to cut the price to $1.5 billion from $2.3 billion, it guaranteed all the buyout's debt at advantageous rates.
But for all those buyout barons trying to adjust to life without unfettered access to cheap capital, it will be a lesson they hope to learn vicariously.
Freeserve also announced its biggest acquisition to-date, the £60m all-share buyout of Smartgroups.com, a provider of services to online communities.
REUTERS Shareholdersrs of Greek Bank Approve Buyout Offer | Reuters reports: "A large majority of shareholders at Greek lender Eurobank have accepted an all-share buyout offer from larger rival National Bank, clearing the way for a merger to form the country's biggest lender".
The proposed all-stock buyout of four big phone companies that Telefonica already controls in Brazil, Argentina and Peru was announced last month, but the special meeting of shareholders today gave the approval to issue the 922 million new shares needed to complete the deal.
The rest is cold-calling, wheedling distressed owners and preparing for an all-cash buyout.
The Cambridge, Mass., developer of colon cancer tests rejected a proposed all-stock buyout from Sequenom that valued the company at $41 million or $1.50 per share.
His investment advice has left the Post with a permanently overfunded pension plan, a luxury that underwrote all those generous buyouts.
