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Meanings of reverse takeover in English

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Usage of reverse takeover in English
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A reverse takeover by Texas American would help refinance the group.
The Irish Times
2
The deal constitutes a reverse takeover for Leaf Clean under the AIM rules.
Reuters
3
The company added that the deal would be classified as a reverse takeover.
The Irish Times
4
A reverse takeover is the acquisition of a public company by a private business.
The Irish Times
5
Meanfiddler.com will acquire Meanfiddler Holdings in a reverse takeover deal.
The Irish Times
6
Instead it listed on the Nasdaq through a reverse takeover.
Reuters
7
If completed, the acquisition will constitute a reverse takeover, Platform Acquisition said in a statement.
Reuters
8
SHIP will make the move in a reverse takeover of the AIM-listed Ardent Group plc.
The Irish Times
9
Lerner suggested a reverse takeover and a Nasdaq listing.
Reuters
10
The company intends to list on the share market through a reverse takeover of Ardent Resources.
News.com.au
11
The firm is set to merge with Abu Dhabi Financial Group soon in a reverse takeover.
Reuters
12
Ladbrokes said the proposed combination, if completed, may be classified as a reverse takeover of Ladbrokes.
Reuters
13
The deal, which is technically a reverse takeover, must be approved by Matrix and Calyx shareholders.
The Irish Times
14
The transaction is essentially a reverse takeover.
The Irish Times
15
Aim-listed African Gold is in negotiations with an African mining company in relation to a possible reverse takeover.
The Irish Times
16
Discussions centre on proposals for C&W to acquire BT through a reverse takeover, with special dividends paid to shareholders.
The Irish Times
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Reverse takeover across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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