Schedule 13D
- the identity and background of the acquirer and any group member
- the source and the amount of funds for making the purchases
- the number of the target's shares held by the acquirer
- any arrangements the acquirer has with others concerning shares of the target
- the acquirer's purposes for the acquisition and his intentions with regard to the target
Regulations of substantive term of tender offer
- The tender offer must be open to all shareholders of the same class for at least 20 business days. Rule 14d-10(a)(1), Rule 14e-1(a)
- The offer must remain open for an additional 10 business days after any change in the offering price or the percentage of securities being sought. Rule 14e-1(b)
- Shareholders can withdraw their shares (revoke their tenders) at any time while the tender offer is open. Rule 14d-7. The shareholder must be paid the best price paid to any other shareholder during the tender offer, and if the bidder offers consideration alternatives (such as a choice of cash or debentures), each shareholder can choose.
- When the bidder seek fewer than all the shares and shareholders tender more shares than the bidder seeks, the bidder must purchase the tendered shares on a pro rata basis and return the unpurchased shares.Exchange Act §14(d)(6); Rule 14d-8.
- The bidder must promptly pay for or return securities when the tender offer expires. Rule 14e-1(c).
- While the bid is pending, the bidder cannot purchase outside the tender offer. Rule 14e-5.
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