"cash acquisition" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it refers to the purchase or takeover of something in exchange for cash or payment. For example, "The company's stock skyrocketed after the announcement of its cash acquisition of a rival firm."
The company is currently completing a $250 million cash acquisition of Rexall Sundown, a vitamin manufacturer, from Royal Numico.
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The cash acquisition of closely held Credit Network Trust will add 3 cents a share to Kroll's 2004 earnings.
Delaware, where most public companies are incorporated, does not require that companies take a shareholder vote for a cash acquisition.
Symbol Technologies (NYSE SBLL) of Holtsville says it will pay for its $230 million cash acquisition of Matrics Inc. by using a new credit line instead of issuing new stock.
Sales in Asia ($6.6 billion last year) doubled after the $2 billion cash acquisition of Nissan Diesel in April.
You can't learn much from Buffett's cash acquisitions of companies except that he likes to buy on the cheap side, provided the management is sound and holds a strong proprietary position in its industry.
On the upside, Aol's management team is prohibited from large cash acquisitions: "Per the terms of an existing credit facility, AOL can use no more than $100MM a year in cash for the purpose of an acquisition.
The all-cash acquisition is being financed entirely by new debt.
But so far, the chemical maker's ambitious announcement — it is the largest takeover bid by a German company and the biggest all-cash acquisition offer on record — appears to have fallen on deaf ears.
Though investors found a reason to buy after Dow Chemical's $15 billion all-cash acquisition of the special chemicals maker Rohm & Haas, they were cautious ahead of quarterly earnings, particularly regarding financial results to be announced next week.
