offer document

British  

noun

1. a document sent by a person or firm making a takeover bid to the shareholders of the target company, giving details of the offer that has been made and, usually, reasons for accepting it

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Example Sentences

Some people simply may not read the offer document, he said, and assume the offer is a good deal.

From New York Times

In the updated offer document, released late Thursday, it recognized the “strong heritage” at the heart of Morrisons and said it will further build on its long-standing strengths.

From Seattle Times

In its offer document, Allied said it planned to evaluate the possibility of exiting the prison business, where G4S has faced problems in the past, and some other markets, such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan and Uganda.

From Reuters

Without this list of releases, the offer document says, a financial settlement is impossible.

From Washington Post

It said it would comment further once the full offer document was available and that shareholders should take no action in the meanwhile.

From Reuters