Difference between revisions of "Cash-out merger"

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In a '''cash-out merger''', the purchasing corporation acquires the shares of the target [[corporation]], and buys the outstanding shares of the outgoing [[shareholder|shareholders]].  Cash-out mergers and [[freeze-out merger|freeze-out mergers]] often go hand-in-hand; in a cash-out/freeze-out merger, the purchasing corporation obtains the minority shares by buying them out (sometimes adversely).
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In a '''cash-out merger''', the purchasing corporation acquires the shares of the target [[corporation]], and buys the outstanding shares of the outgoing [[shareholder]]s.  Cash-out mergers and [[freeze-out merger]]s often go hand-in-hand; in a cash-out/freeze-out merger, the purchasing corporation obtains the minority shares by buying them out (sometimes adversely).
  
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Latest revision as of 04:09, July 13, 2016

In a cash-out merger, the purchasing corporation acquires the shares of the target corporation, and buys the outstanding shares of the outgoing shareholders. Cash-out mergers and freeze-out mergers often go hand-in-hand; in a cash-out/freeze-out merger, the purchasing corporation obtains the minority shares by buying them out (sometimes adversely).