solid asset
[ˈsɑːlɪd ˈæset]
nounpl: solid assets
ativo sólido
1. A tangible or intangible asset of significant value and reliability that contributes meaningfully to a company's or individual's financial stability and net worth
Real estate is considered a solid asset for long-term investment.
Imóvel é considerado um ativo sólido para investimento de longo prazo.
2. In finance and accounting, an asset with inherent value, stability, and low risk of depreciation
The company's patent portfolio represents a solid asset that generates recurring revenue.
O portfólio de patentes da empresa representa um ativo sólido que gera receita recorrente.
3. A dependable person or resource that provides consistent value or support
She's been a solid asset to the team for over a decade.
Ela tem sido um ativo sólido para a equipe por mais de uma década.
In both American and Brazilian business cultures, 'solid asset' is a term of high regard used in investment, corporate, and personal finance discussions. It reflects values of stability, reliability, and long-term thinking. Brazilians often use this term when discussing real estate, which is culturally significant as a wealth-building tool. In corporate contexts in both countries, calling someone a 'solid asset' is a compliment indicating their reliable contribution to the organization.
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