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02:05 Oct 31, 2006 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping | |||||||
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4 +1 | spin-off |
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4 +1 | NFG -FYI the process of separating out (and selling off) |
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4 | Making independent/autonomous; autonomising |
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3 | separation |
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spin-off Explanation: Ausgliederung und Verselbständigung eines Unternehmensteils http:/Leu |
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Verselb(st)ständigung separation Explanation: I agree with Swisstell... ..and separation is part of a spin-off process but I think that you could possibly call it "separation (process)" if you want to distinguish between the actual act of separating (Verselbständigung) and (trade) sale (Veräußerung) or: through the separation- and sale process separation in the sense of a group becoming (more or less) independent, a separate legal entity, a stand-alone business. http://www.investor.bayer.com/1269_grndeundziele/grndeundzie... Veräußerung - sale (disposal)/sale process http://www.dbwnet.de/Archiv/Artikel/05050004.htm http://www.corporate-spin-offs.com/forum/forum.htm separation process (after spin-off decision) -----------------or a separation as in a management buyout is often referred to as "hive off": http://www.bov.de/fileadmin/downloads/ir/finanzberichte/2002... http://www.dai.de/internet/dai/dai-2-0.nsf/LookupDL/25EDDC9A...$File/FP_02_2005.pdf enables parts of the company to be hived off -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 hrs (2006-10-31 08:01:55 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry - it should be Swiss Tell |
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NFG -FYI the process of separating out (and selling off) Explanation: instead of having one single company handling everything from freight to passenger operations and beyond, the freight "arm" is being separated out - made into a separate operation - with a view to selling off: the so-called liberalisation of the maket .... Think of the way the old BR has been split up and sold off in the UK. Need I say more? |
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Making independent/autonomous; autonomising Explanation: "Sectorisation" was the word used when BR was broken up into some 200-odd companies (and weren't some of them odd too...) in the 1980s. So possibly sectorisation and disposal(s)? |
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