a process resulting in a substantial increase in a company's revenues, profits and reputation.
is the reversal of unfavorable circumstances of a business where an investment opportunity may exist. A firm may work with such a business to restructure the management and finances in order to take the greatest advantage of more favorable circumstances. There are organizations like the Turnaround Management Association that specialize in turning around failing companies.
Any element that reverses a train's direction. Typically found at the halfway point of an Out and Back Coaster.
When a failing business is made profitable. This can be achieved by existing management or through a rescue involving new management.
Favourable reversal in the fortunes of a company, a market, or the economy at large. Stock market investors speculating that a poorly performing company is about to show a marked improvement in earnings might profit handsomely from its turnaround.
a decision to reverse an earlier decision
a collection of management interventions designed to take an ailing company and turn its fortunes around and get it back into a profitable mode
Term used to describe business in the process of getting out of trouble.
A sharp, positive reversal in the performance of a company or the overall market.
the point where the riders reverse direction on an out-and-back time trial course.
This word is used to describe businesses that are in trouble and whose management will cause the business to become profitable so they are no longer in trouble.
A sharp, positive reversal in the performance of a company, industry, or the entire economy. One of the tenets of value investing is the search for turnaround situations.
A situation where a company that has had poor performance for an extended period of time experiences a positive reversal.
A situation where a company turns from losses to profitability, generally accompanied by raising equity or funding.
In the field of road transport, a turnaround is a type of junction that allows traffic travelling in one direction on a road to efficiently make a U-turn--to reverse course and travel the opposite direction; typically without backing up or making dangerous maneuvers in the middle of the traffic stream.