Definition of offerer in English:
offerer
noun
(also offeror)
See offer
‘The premium is significantly below that which we would normally expect where an offeror is intending to privatise or increase its controlling stake in a listed company.’
- ‘This applies regardless of whether or not the identity of the offeror has been disclosed in the aforementioned announcement, he said.’
- ‘If, for example, the offeror becomes insolvent during that time, they've got your shares and you don't get the money.’
- ‘Burnside said there was a common theme from all the offerers.’
- ‘Using past performance information in evaluating offerors greatly enhances the chances of reaching a true best-value decision.’
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