Definition of 'Takeover Artist'

An investor or company whose primary goal is to identify companies
that are attractive to buy and that can be turned around to make a
profit. A takeover artist will usually use a lot of debt (leverage) to
make the purchase, and restructure the company for resale or add the
company to an existing group of companies.
Investopedia Says
Investopedia explains 'Takeover Artist'

Takeover artists are also sometimes referred to as corporate raiders.
Frequently, the reason for a takeover is to remove entrenched
management that the corporate raider believes is incompetent. For
example, in the 1980s, Carl Icahn (a well-known takeover artist),
launched a takeover of Trans World Airlines and turned the company
from an unprofitable company to a profitable one in a few short years.
He took the company from a loss of $193 million in 1985 to a profit of
$106 million in 1987, and $250 million the next year. However, it was
short-lived, as Trans World Airlines posted a $298 million loss in
1989.

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