Acquisition of Remaining Interest

Acquisition of Remaining Interest refers to a situation in mergers and acquisitions where a company buys the remaining ownership shares of another company that it does not already own. This usually happens when a company already owns a majority stake and seeks full control. By acquiring the remaining interest, the purchasing company can integrate the target company completely, streamline operations, and enhance decision-making. This process can help eliminate minority shareholder disputes and allow the acquiring company to take full advantage of potential synergies and efficiencies from the combined operations.