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take-over bid

 

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Take-over bid

Definition: A formal offer made by an acquiring company to the shareholders of a target company, usually at a premium, in an attempt to obtain a controlling interest in the target company.

Examples:

  1. The multinational corporation launched a take-over bid for the struggling startup.
  2. Investors eagerly evaluated the terms of the take-over bid before making any decisions.
  3. The board of directors rejected the take-over bid as it undervalued the company's potential.

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