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Redundant asset
« Back to Glossary IndexAn asset that is no longer needed or useful to a business, and its continued ownership may result in inefficiencies or unnecessary costs. Redundant assets can arise due to changes in business operations, technological advancements, or shifts in market demand. These assets may include tangible items like equipment, machinery, or facilities, as well as intangible assets. When an asset becomes redundant, a company may decide to dispose of or divest the asset through various means, such as selling, scrapping, or repurposing. The goal is typically to streamline operations, reduce costs, and optimize the use of resources.
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