Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Offeree company in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Article 8- Obligations of the board of the offeree company.
Offeree company" means a company whose securities are the subject of a bid;
This wrongly suggests that it is the duty of the board of the offeree company to act solely in the interests of shareholders.
Definitions of offeree company, securities, parties to the bid,
Article 11 makes it possible for an offeror who has acquired 75% of the capital to break through certain defensive mechanisms set up by the offeree company.
The shareholders of the offeree company will need to know what the view of the employees is.
This provision relates also to the issuing of shares which may result in a lasting impediment to the offeror to obtain control over the offeree company;
gives the employees of the offeree company or their representatives a voice in decision‑making on bids.
Revision of bids: Member States may take steps to ensure that successive revisions of the bid do not improperly impede the operation of the offeree company.
Article 9 contains the basic principle that the board of an offeree company may only take defensive measures after prior consultation of the general meeting of shareholders.
The authority competent for supervising the drawing-up and publication of the offer document is that of the Member State in which the offeree company has its registered office.
ensures that the employees of the offeree company or their representatives are provided with the same information as the supervisory authorities.
The national authority responsible for supervising the publication of the offer document shall be that of the Member State in which the offeree company has its registered office. 6.
Opinion of the board of the offeree company: the board of the offeree company must draw up a document setting out its opinion on the bid, together with the reasons on which it is based. 11.
He must then immediately draw up an offer document, which must be communicated to the responsible supervisory authority and the board of the offeree company before being sent to the addressees of the bid and published.
Ii restriction of the powers of the board of the offeree company during the period of the bid in order to ensure that the managers of the offeree company do not implement measures intended to make the bid fail;
promptly available to the holders of securities at least in those Member States where the securities of the offeree company are admitted to trading on a regulated market and to the representatives of the employees of the offeree company or, where there are no such representatives, to the employees themselves.
Restriction of the powers of the board of the offeree company: the board of the offeree company may not have the company acquire its own shares without the authorization of the general meeting of.
The board of the offeree company shall draw up and make public a document setting out its opinion on the bid, together with the reasons on which it is based, including its views on the effects on all the interests of the company, including employment, and on the offeror's strategic plans for the offeree company and their likely effects on employment
The authority competent for supervising a bid would be that of the Member State in which the offeree company has its registered office provided the securities of that company are admitted to trading on a regulated market in that Member State.
If the securities of the offeree company are first admitted to trading on regulated markets within more than one Member State simultaneously, the offeree company shall determine which of the supervisory authorities of those Member States is the competent authority for supervising the bid by notifying these regulated markets
The authority competent for supervising the bid shall be that of the Member State in which the offeree company has its registered office if the securities of that company are admitted to trading on a regulated market in that Member State.
The administrative or governing board of the offeree company should abstain from any action which may result in the frustration of the offer if the necessary representative powers have not been conferred on it at a general meeting of the shareholders
it is necessary to limit the powers of the board of the offeree company to engage in operations of an exceptional nature without unduly hindering the offeree company from carrying out its normal business activities.
In particular, the rule that the board of the offeree company must obtain the shareholders' authorisation before launching defensive measures has been retained,
The identity of persons acting in concert with the offeror or with the offeree company and, in the case of companies, their type, name, registered office and relationship with the offeror and, where possible, with the offeree company;
During the period referred to in the second subparagraph, the board of the offeree company must obtain the prior authorisation of the general meeting of shareholders given for this purpose before taking any action other than seeking alternative bids which may result in the frustration of the bid and in particular before issuing any shares which may result in a lasting impediment to the offeror in obtaining control over the offeree company.
which frustrate the bid, the powers of the board of directors of the offeree company to engage in operations of an exceptional nature should be limited; however this should not unduly hinder the offeree company to carry out its normal course of business.
Information for representatives of employees of the offeree company: immediately after they have been made public, the offer document
The offeror's intentions with regard to the future business of the offeree company and, in so far as it is affected by the bid,