Betekenis van:
takeover bid
takeover bid
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- an offer to buy shares in order to take over the company
Hyperoniemen
Hyponiemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Accordingly, the maximum price per share paid to ÖIAG (fixed price plus the minimum amount under the debtor warrant) corresponds to the price per share paid to the other shareholders under the takeover bid.
- If the Belgian authorities, when buying KBC shares, were to acquire more than 30 % voting rights, which could require them to launch a mandatory takeover bid, they will have the option to subscribe to hybrid capital instead.
- CMR, a company set up on 20 June 2002, placed its takeover bid for CMdR at the commercial court of Marseille, which accepted the sale plan on 20 June 2002.
- The Austrian authorities also state that the floating shareholders did not receive State aid in the course of the privatisation process, as, firstly, the takeover bid does not involve public funds but is paid by the successful bidder, namely Lufthansa, and secondly, the price to be paid to the floating shareholders is not set by the State but determined on the basis of the compulsory rules for calculating a takeover price where a change of control is involved, as laid down in the Austrian Takeover Act.
- No conditions may be attached to the tender (such as maintaining employment or the activity, or the takeover of existing contracts). (The sole criterion for selecting the winning bid should be to maximise revenue for the benefit of the yard’s creditors).
- The call for tenders shall mention the option whereby an operator may submit a bid for placement on the Union market of the agricultural products or foodstuffs to be supplied and for takeover of the products from the supplying intervention agency, without transfer to the applicant Member State.
- With regard to the Commission’s claim that the doubts concerning the aid nature of the measure in question were substantiated by the fact that it was adopted at the same time as withdrawal of a takeover bid submitted to Alitalia on 14 March 2008 and by the fact that the existence of ‘certain and immediate prospects of Alitalia being purchased by another investor’ was not proven, Italy pointed out that the reasons preventing the privatisation process being finalised with the Air France-KLM group had already been made clear.