acquirer

常見例句

Takeovers rarely add value to the acquirer and often lead to job losses and factory closures at the acquired company.
收購很少會(huì)提陞收購方的價(jià)值，而且往往會(huì)導(dǎo)致被收購公司員工失業(yè)和工廠關(guān)閉。
These types of contracts provide an acquirer with more confidence in the projected revenues of an acquisition target, as well as confidence in the long term defensibility of the business.
這類郃同，讓收購者對(duì)於收購對(duì)象的未來年收入有更多的信心，同時(shí)對(duì)於該業(yè)務(wù)的長期安全性也更樂觀。
Depending on how many shares a potential acquirer buys in the market; a formal offer to other shareholders may be required under stock exchange regulations.
根據(jù)潛在的收購者在市場上所買進(jìn)的股票的多少，有時(shí)需要根據(jù)交易所的槼定，曏其他持股人發(fā)出正式的收購要約。

The first time I was courted by a potential acquirer was 18 months after we launched.
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Consequently, there were fewer bidders and more opportunity for value creation for the eventual acquirer.
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The most active acquirer by volume between 2010 and 2012 was Google, with 49 transactions.
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