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Hostile Takeovers: A Primer for the Decision-Maker
A hostile tender offer (“takeover”) begins with an unsolicited offer by a bidder to purchase a majority or all of the target firm’s shares. The bidder will set the offer for a particular period of time, at a price, and a form of payment, and may attach conditions to the offer. The target will ordinarily undertake evasive maneuvers. Research shows that the hostile bidder consummates a deal in abo..
Case Study
2006. 5. 18. 01:36