share offer
noun[C]
FINANCE,STOCK MARKETukus(alsostock offer)→share issue
asituationin which acompanytriesto take over anothercompanybyofferingitsownsharesratherthanmoney:
They arehopingto take over thecompanythrough a 29-for-100shareoffer.
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The firstshareofferin 1991 was valued at $1,292 million, the second in 1993 for $1,700 million and the third was sold for $5,000 million in 1996.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.By the spring of 2007, the firm completed a closedshareofferresulting in approximately 60 shareholders.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The 200,000shareofferwere oversubscribed and closed at $16.50 per share.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Theshareofferwas highly successful and secured gross proceeds of some £1.93 billion.
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Thatshareoffer, which we shall be discussing tomorrow, is an insult.
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Thisshareofferhas now been successfully underwritten.
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About 650 people subscribed to its firstshareoffer, spending an average of over £1,000.
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However, many employees will not take up theshareoffer.
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We must plan for ashareofferon an unprecedented size.
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Here they go again, totally criticising our intention to create wider share ownership and trying to undermine what has been a very successfulshareoffer.
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