bolt-on

adjective

1. supplementary or additional

   a bolt-on prologue

Example Sentences

For Mondelez, bolt-on acquisitions are the way to go, the Oreo maker’s finance chief Luca Zaramella had recently said at a Barclays conference.

From Reuters

Thursday, Amazon’s India-based Prime Video members can watch popular British mainstays, including “The Great British Bakeoff” and “Strictly Come Dancing” on BBC Player, as well BBC Kids, through annual bolt-on subscriptions at $7.30, the companies said in a joint statement, without elaborating on details.

From Seattle Times

The boost to earnings, dividends and tangible book per share from the buyback sets the bar for bolt-on acquisitions, which UniCredit can consider in markets where it could expand its presence such as Romania, but only if they beat the buyback, Orcel said.

From Reuters

"Now, we're on the lookout for so-called bolt-on acquisitions," Sadoun added.

From Reuters

With a net cash position of 186 million francs, its financial buffer was large enough for building new plants, seeking bolt-on takeover opportunities and the distribution of cash among shareholders, Lonza said.

From Reuters