What is the process called when a company ceases operations, sells its assets, uses the funds to settle debts, and distributes any remaining money to its shareholders?

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Liquidation refers to the procedure where a company ends its business activities, converts assets to cash, pays off creditors, and allocates any surplus funds to shareholders. This distinguishes it from terms like solvency, collapse, or bankruptcy.

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What is the process called when a company ceases operations, sells its assets, uses the funds to settle debts, and distributes any remaining money to its shareholders?

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