bolt-on

British  

adjective

1. supplementary or additional

   a bolt-on prologue

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Example Sentences

Unilever Chief Executive Fernando Fernandez has signaled the company is focused on its beauty and personal-care unit, and said in December it was eyeing small “bolt-on” acquisitions in the space.

From The Wall Street Journal

Under the offer, Magnetic shareholders will get A$1.40 in cash and 0.0873 share in Genesis for each share that they own.”At first glance, this looks like attractive bolt-on when considering the price paid,” analyst Paul Kaner said.

From The Wall Street Journal

This transaction would be considered a bolt-on but would be transformational for the lender as it would fill the gap it has in its affluent wealth offering, analyst Benjamin Toms writes.

From The Wall Street Journal

At Coca-Cola, Quincey says, “bolt-on M&A will start to come back for us and for the industry.”

From MarketWatch

Yet, the deal is just a bolt-on and makes financial and strategic sense at first glance, analysts write.

From The Wall Street Journal