Definition
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Terminal Capitalization Rate: Definition and Calculation Example10 Real Estate Investment Exit Strategies To Consider | Invest.netPlanning a business exit strategy for your startup | DigitalOceanAn exit occurs when an investor sells part or all of his or her ownership. In a healthy or growing company, an investor may exit to gain a return on investment. In other cases, the investor may simply want to access cash to invest elsewhere.
Investors can exit by:
- Selling shares to another investor (or investors)
- Merging the company they’re invested in with another company
- Selling the company to another company
- Issuing shares through an initial public offering
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