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So as per you the largest offer for common stockholders always wins? That is definitely not true since there are other considerations at play such as value crea

So as per you the largest offer for common stockholders always wins? That is definitely not true since there are other considerations at play such as value creation post acquisition and/or strategic considerations.

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JumpCrisscross 6y ago
> there are other considerations at play such as value creation post acquisition and/or strategic considerations In a cash acquisition, no. There aren't. The owners have no continuing consideration. If the acquirer wants post-acquisition concerns to weigh on pre-acquisiton shareholders, their offer should include a stock component.