The phrase "a new takeover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recent acquisition or control of a company or organization by another entity.
Example: "The announcement of a new takeover has sent shockwaves through the industry, prompting speculation about the future of the company."
Alternatives: "a recent acquisition" or "a fresh takeover".
In other news today, VT Group has turned down a new takeover offer from Babcock, calling it "strategically unsound" and a "retrograde step" Halfords has announced the purchase of Nationwide Autocentres for £73m.
These proposals must be supported by a new takeover regime.
That decision followed an announcement on Tuesday that Dish would not submit a new takeover bid, clearing the way for SoftBank of Japan to acquire a majority stake in Sprint for $21.6 billion.
Dish Network said on Tuesday that it would not submit a new takeover bid for Sprint Nextel ahead of the 11 59 p.m. deadline and would instead focus on its bid for a stake in Clearwire.
The mall operator General Growth Properties said on Monday that it was considering a new takeover offer from the Simon Property Group, although it was currently backing a plan led by Brookfield Asset Management to help it emerge from bankruptcy.
FirstGroup also ruled out a new takeover approach for the rival train and bus operator National Express, which has been the subject of several buyout proposals since the summer after defaulting on the £1.4bn east coast franchise.
RWE shares fell 4.4percentt in Frankfurt on news of its new takeover bid, which some analysts say is too expensive.
Still, today's decision and the probability of more like it in the future may improve the chances for a new Europewide takeover law that would make hostile takeovers and cross-border deals easier.
Among other things, the regulators also pointed out lock-up agreements are legal and take on increased importance for a prospective bidder under the new takeover rules because the 105-day bid period adds increased uncertainty.
So it makes perfect sense that a new grassroots takeover of telephone booth advertising in New York is a campaign called, "Resistance is Female".
At that level, the new takeover offer represents a 15 percent premium to Avon's closing price on Wednesday.
