Discretionary assets are undervalued or redundant assets not required to run the acquired business and which can be used by the buyer to recover a portion of the purchase price.

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Discretionary assets can include non-operating assets such as excess cash, unused property, or non-core business units that can be sold off to recover a portion of the purchase price.

Discretionary Assets Are Undervalued or Redundant Assets Not Required to Run