Dissolution
The JV is not a permanent structure. It can be dissolved when:
- Aims of original venture met
- Aims of original venture not met
- Either or both parties develop new goals
- Either or both parties no longer agree with joint venture aims
- Time agreed for joint venture has expired
- Legal or financial issues
- Evolving market conditions mean that joint venture is no longer appropriate or relevant
- One party acquires the other
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