The phrase "assets to acquire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or business strategy when discussing potential purchases or investments.
Example: "The company has identified several key assets to acquire in order to expand its market presence."
Alternatives: "assets for purchase" or "assets for acquisition".
They do not have enough assets to acquire them both.
In other words, Nortel shareholders, at the behest of management, paid on average 118 times the value of these companies' tangible assets to acquire them.
It all sounded like a plan, allowing the Magic more time to put better players around him — or spare the Nets from shedding precious assets to acquire him now.
Mr. Jackson named Mr. Branca as a trustee on various collateral trusts in which Mr. Jackson leveraged his publishing and recording assets to acquire millions of dollars in loans.
"We conclude that spinoffs create value primarily by providing an efficient method of transferring control of corporate assets to acquiring firms," the report says.
Last week, a company called SecondMarket, which runs an online marketplace for illiquid assets, agreed to acquire a company called InsideVenture, which tries to find late-stage financing for venture-backed companies that are unable to go public.
"Utilities bid up the cost of generating-assets, making it difficult to acquire assets at a good price," shrugs Swanson.
This would imply that the stockmarket put a higher value on assets owned by companies than those same assets actually cost to acquire.
The company has yet to outline a concrete acquisition strategy or say what assets it plans to acquire.
Barclays valued the Lehman trading assets it plans to acquire at $72 billion and Lehman's trading liabilities that it will take on at $68 billion.
The administrators said the unnamed consortium's bid "offered no money up front and significantly undervalued the assets to be acquired".
