The process of restructuring a company that is in trouble by producing new finance to save it from liquidation, at the cost of diluting the shareholding of existing investors.
Management Buy-In (MBI) is the acquisition of a company by an external team of managers, often financed by a venture-capital organization. It involves bringing in new management to revitalize a target company and optimize its operations.
Reorganization refers to the financial and structural overhaul of a company to restore profitability and operational efficiency. It commonly occurs in both legal and managerial contexts and can involve financial restructuring, changes in lines of authority, and adjustments to organization charts.
A single irregular dividend payment made after an especially profitable year or during the restructuring of a company, aimed at distributing excess profits or incentivizing shareholders.
