A Bought Out Deal is a type of primary market transaction in which an investment bank or a merchant banker purchases the entire proposed issue of securities from the company upfront at an agreed price and then sells these securities to investors through private placement or a public offering. This arrangement provides immediate liquidity to the issuing company, transferring the placement risk to the underwriter. Bought out deals are common for smaller companies that may not be able to complete a full public IPO and need a faster route to raising capital.
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