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Posted On: 05/14/2020 11:06:38 AM
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I think the easy answer is a loan backed up with future shares and no penalty for early payoff with cash or shares. If they (big banks) want in at a discount or favorable rate then they can pony up too.
As for a buyout price; it could be cash, cash/stock or cash/stock/CVR.
A company being acquired by a second company may offer the existing shareholders of the target company contingent value rights, commonly referred to as CVR. These rights are an additional benefit that the existing shareholders will receive if a particular set of circumstances materializes...in our case the acquiring company could offer x dollars and a CVR for future % of sales, indications, etc.
As for a buyout price; it could be cash, cash/stock or cash/stock/CVR.
A company being acquired by a second company may offer the existing shareholders of the target company contingent value rights, commonly referred to as CVR. These rights are an additional benefit that the existing shareholders will receive if a particular set of circumstances materializes...in our case the acquiring company could offer x dollars and a CVR for future % of sales, indications, etc.
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