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ARTICLE · 09 SEPTEMBER 2018

A Look At Recent Changes To The Mandatory Offer Communique

The Capital Markets Board effected changes to Communiqué No II-26.1 on Mandatory Offer Requirements (the "Mandatory Offer Communiqué") on 5 June 2018 to introduce new exemptions to mandatory offer ...

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Introduction

The Capital Markets Board effected changes to Communiqué No II-26.1 on Mandatory Offer Requirements (the "Mandatory Offer Communiqué") on 5 June 2018 to introduce new exemptions to mandatory offer requirements in connection with bank enforcement and transfers to satisfy statutory eligibility criteria for shareholders.

In broad terms, a mandatory offer is a statutory obligation on a person (or persons acting in concert) who acquire management control of a public company to make comparable offers to buy out remaining shareholders. From the investors' perspective, a mandatory offer provides non-controlling shareholders a path to liquidity and exit following a change in management control.

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