takeover bid
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An attempt to buy another company. (business term)
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- A German company launched a takeover bid for the smaller firm.
- The company faced a hostile takeover bid from a rival firm.
- The board of directors unanimously rejected the hostile takeover bid.
- They announced a takeover bid for the struggling tech startup.
- The rival corporation submitted a £1.2 billion takeover bid.
- Shareholders rejected the unsolicited takeover bid, deeming it too low.
- Our company is currently evaluating an unsolicited takeover bid from a competitor.
- Rumors of a potential takeover bid sent the stock price soaring.
- After weeks of negotiation, their takeover bid ultimately failed.
- The board is currently considering a friendly takeover bid from a long-term partner.
- Shareholders will vote next month on whether to accept the proposed takeover bid.
- Analysts predict a fierce battle over the upcoming takeover bid.
- News of the unexpected takeover bid sent the company's stock price soaring.
- Will the new takeover bid finally succeed in acquiring the target company?
- The investment group was forced to withdraw its takeover bid due to a lack of funding.
- The government intervened to block the foreign takeover bid on national security grounds.
- There is mounting speculation that another takeover bid is imminent.
- After much negotiation, a revised takeover bid was accepted by the majority.
- The committee has officially approved the friendly takeover bid, paving the way for the merger.
- Making a takeover bid requires significant financial resources and strategic planning.