Investment DictionaryFriendly Takeover
A friendly takeover is an acquisition of a target company when its management doesn’t resist to be overtaken by another corporation. Most the deals in M&A are friendly when management of one company negotiates with management of another company and they are trying to reach a consensus useful for both companies.
A friendly takeover is opposite to hostile takeover and may be executed despite the fact or it is a closely held corporation or listed company.
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