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cash pile
noun[ C,usually singular ]
(alsocashpile)ukus(alsocash mountain)
FINANCE informal
a large amount of money that a company has, which it can use to buy other companies, assets, etc.:
The group has a cash pile of more than $88m.
a $12m/£398m, etc. cashpile
The bank, which is sitting on a cash pile of £2 billion, has a record of completing successful mergers.
Examples of cash pile
cash pile
Apple now has a phenomenal $233 billion cashpile.
From TechCrunch
The company makes enormous margins on its products, and its current cashpile has reached $216 billion, up 5 percent from last quarter.
From WIRED
On top of this, pumping even a small percentage of cashpile into acquisitions could provide another pool of much-needed liquidity for founders and investors alike.
From TechCrunch
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