n. an enterprise entered into by two or more people for profit, f...

An agreement between two or more firms to undertake the same business strategy and plan of action. See: Incorporated joint venture and Unicorporated joint venture.

Any business arrangement whereby two or more parties contribute resources to and engage in a specific business undertaking.

A joint venture is an association of firms or individuals formed to undertake a specific business project. It is similar to a partnership, but limited to a specific project (such as producing a specif [..]

Société mixte

A business relationship in which two or more persons combine their labor or property for a single undertaking and share profits and losses equally, or as otherwise agreed. General liability policies [..]

A form of participation in foreign markets by means of alliance with a local partner.

The temporary association of two or more businesses to secure and fulfill a procurement bid award.

Typically abbreviates to JV.

An undertaking by two parties for a specific purpose and duration, taking any of several legal forms. Two corporations, for example, perhaps from two different countries, may undertake to provide a pr [..]

Either A joint ownership of a firm by two or more persons or other firms, or A partnership between two or more companies mutually engaged in a particular venture such as a major project. In this case, [..]

Joint ventures are business agreements where the parties involved agree to develop a new entity with new assets and often, but not necessarily, contribute equity to it.  The parties involved maintain [..]

An activity undertaken by two or more entities in which each entity has some degree of control. Joint ventures are commonly undertaken by two or more business firms, allowing each firm to participate [..]

An enterprise entered into by two or more people for profit and for a limited purpose, such as the purchase or improvement of real estate. A joint venture has most of the elements of a partnership, ex [..]

It is a collaboration of two or more companies to undertake a common project or to pursue a specific objective. To this end, co-venturers bring together their common ressources and capabilities, such as project funding, capital equipment, know-how and intellectual property. The joint venture has the scope to create a legally independent company to [..]

Definition A contractual agreement joining together two or more parties for the purpose of executing a particular business undertaking. All parties agree to share in the profits and losses of the ente [..]

An association formed for a specific purpose and duration between two or more parties to own and/or develop real estate. A joint venture may take a variety of legal forms including partnership, tenanc [..]

An agreement of two or more companies to pool their resources to execute a well-defined mission. Resource commitments, responsibilities, and earnings are shared according to a predetermined contractua [..]

1 : a cooperative business agreement or partnership between two or more parties that is usually limited to a single enterprise and that involves the sharing of resources, control, profits, and losses [..]

When two or more persons or organizations gather CAPITAL to provide a product or service. Often carried out as a PARTNERSHIP.

A group of companies, which can include a state-owned company, that have joined together to conduct explorations and prospectively exploit minerals

The cooperation of two or more individuals or businesses—each agreeing to share profit, loss and control—in a specific enterprise. This is a way for companies to partner without having to merge. JVs typically are taxed as a partnership.

an agreement between two or more independent businesses in a business enterprise, in which they will share the costs, management, profits or benefits arising from the venture. The exact shares and res [..]

A corporate alliance in which two or more independent companies combine their resources to achieve a specific, limited objective.

A business arrangement between two or more parties (such as companies or countries) to achieve a mutual objective. All parties have partial control. It is a common way for companies to collaborate on a project or projects without engaging in a full-scale merger. A joint venture is similar to a partnership except that it is not necessarily a continu [..]

A business arrangement between two or more parties (such as companies or countries) to achieve a mutual objective. All parties have partial control. It is a common way for companies to collaborate on a project(s) without engaging in a full-scale merger. A joint venture is similar to a partnership except that it is not necessarily a continuing one.

A general partnership typically formed to undertake a particular business transaction or project rather than one intended to continue indefinitely.

A general partnership typically formed to undertake a particular business transaction or project rather than one intended to continue indefinitely.

A joint venture is a general partnership typically formed to undertake a particular business transaction or project and is intended to exist for a limited time period. Joint ventures typically exist f [..]

Any joint ownership or contractual arrangement through which there is an agreement to jointly undertake a specific business enterprise, investment, or exempt-purpose activity without regard to: (1) whether the Trustees of Princeton University controls the venture, (2) the legal structure of the venture or arrangement, or (3) whether the venture or [..]

Usually an agreement between a person who owns a mailing list and a person who wants to promote a product where the list owner mails an ad for the product and earns a percentage of all sales.

A business undertaking in which more than one firm share ownership and control of production and/or marketing.

A term of business partnership involving joint management and the sharing of risks and profits between enterprises sometimes based in different countries. Just in Time (JIT)

A business undertaking between two or more companies or organizations which will share ownership and control of the joint company’s activities.

Often used to describe any jointly owned corporation or partnership which owns, operates or constructs a facility, project or enterprise. More specifically, an arrangement between two or more parties [..]

A business relationship when two or more persons join their labor or property for a business undertaking and share profits

A formal financial agreement made between one or more Physicians and a Hospital to provide ambulatory alternative services to those Patients who do not require Hospitalization.

A partnership set up between two or more companies, usually joining specific areas of their activities together, and usually to enhance their capabilities and competitiveness in particular areas or ma [..]

A joint activity of two or more companies usually performed under a common name.

An association of persons who choose to enter into a venture or scheme for purposes of sharing expertise, skills and knowledge, and of sharing property and capital to ultimately minimize risks, increa [..]

A term of business partnership involving joint management and the sharing of risks and profits between enterprises sometimes based in different countries.

A business undertaking in which more than one firm share ownership and control of production and/or marketing.

A business relationship when two or more persons join their labor or property for a business undertaking and share profits

An agreement between two or more business's or individuals to undertake the same business strategy and plan of action

Partnership or co-operation on a business activity between two or more companies.

A business undertaking in which the parties in the agreement share control, profit, losses, and liability.

A registered charity can decide to pool its resources with other entities that may not be qualified donees in order to establish and operate a charitable program. The charity will be considered to be carrying on its own activities providing it is an active partner exercising a degree of control that is at least proportionate to the resources it pro [..]

A joint venture is an entity over which the Group has joint control. Joint control is the contractually agreed sharing of control over an arrangement or entity, which exists only when decisions about [..]

n. an enterprise entered into by two or more people for profit, for a limited purpose, such as purchase, improvement and sale or leasing of real estate. A joint venture has most of the elements of a p [..]

When two or more persons or organizations gather capital to provide a product or service. Often carried out as a partnership.

A combination of subsets of assets contributed by two (or mor e) business entities for a specific business purpose and a limited duration. Each of the venture partners continues to exist as a separate firm, and the joint venture represents a new business enterprise.

Co-operation between two or more individuals/businesses in the undertaking of a specific enterprise, sharing risks, control, expertise, revenues and costs.

Legal entity or other organization that results from a contractual arrangement and that is owned, operated, or governed by two or more participants as a separate and specific activity subject to joint [..]

Oil companies generally participate in oil and gas projects through their equity share in a joint venture, usually unincorporated. The relationship between the companies is governed by a joint venture agreement

An investment undertaken by a consortium, usually with one member acting as the operator.

A business undertaking in which the parties in the agreement share control, profit, losses, and liability. http://www.oil-gas-leases.com/oil-gas-lease-terms.html

an investment undertaken by a consortium, usually with one member acting as operator.

a group of companies or individuals who share the cost and rewards of exploring for and producing oil or gas from a permit.

A business agreement between companies that decide to develop a new entity and assets by contributing equity; sometimes abbreviated ‘JV’

A cooperative agreement between two or more companies for a specific project or business venture, usually with one company acting as operator. All involved companies share in the costs and profits of [..]

A large-scale project in which two or more parties (usually oil companies) cooperate. One supplies funds and the other actually carries out the project. Each participant retains control over his share, including liability and the right to sell.

 A business undertaking in which the parties in the agreement share control, profit, losses, and liability.

A general partnership formed for a specific project.

An agreement by two companies, typically one foreign and one domestic to work together for mutual benefit with specific ownership percentages specified in a long-term contract. These two companies set up a third company (the Joint Venture). This new company would usually be located in the same country as one of the two partner companies, with the p [..]

An activity undertaken by two or more entities in which each entity has some degree of control. Joint ventures are commonly undertaken by two or more business firms, allowing each firm to participate [..]

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An entity founded by two or more legally independent companies for the purpose of carrying out projects together. In most cases, each of the parties to a joint venture makes an equal capital contribut [..]

joint venture (a cooperative business partnership)

An arrangement under which two or more people or businesses go into a single venture as partners. Priority is determined solely by date of registration.

An agreement between two or more parties to undertake specific business venture or economic activity together.Source

A contractual arrangement whereby Umicore and another party undertake an economic activity that is subject to joint control. Joint ventures are accounted for using the equity method.