The management of a company with a view to ending its operation is known as

The management of a company with a view to ending its operation is known as liquidation. It involves selling off all the assets of a company, paying off its debts, and distributing any remaining proceeds to shareholders. Liquidation is usually considered a last resort for companies that are unable to continue operations due to financial difficulties or other reasons. The process is overseen by a liquidator, who is responsible for ensuring that all creditors are paid off and any remaining funds are distributed to shareholders according to their ownership stakes in the company.