The phrase "acquirer for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or transactions where one party is acquiring something on behalf of another.
Example: "The acquirer for the merger was responsible for negotiating the terms of the deal."
Alternatives: "buyer for" or "purchaser for".
Birchbox was finally acquired by an existing investor this spring, after seeking an acquirer for nearly a year.
That is an unusual reversal, since investors usually sell shares in an acquirer for fear that it is overpaying for a company.
The acquirer, for example, can protect the seller against a fall in the acquirer's share price below a specified floor level by guaranteeing a minimum price.
Mr Rakishev, the Oxford-educated son-in-law of one of the President's favourite businessmen, Imangali Tasmagambetov, the mayor of the capital, Astana, is talked about as a possible acquirer for ENRC's Kazakh interests.
Thus, as I noted, the control holder might sell the control block at a premium to a corporate acquirer in connection with a tender offer or merger proposal by that acquirer for all the company's shares.
Robert Holmes à Court, in full Michael Robert Hamilton Holmes À Court, (born July 27 , 1937 Johannesburg, S. Afr. died Sept. 2, 1990, Heytesbury, near Perth, Western Australia), Australian entrepreneur nicknamed "the Great Acquirer" for his billion-dollar raids on major companies in England and Australia.
Cancelling an announced deal causes substantial losses not only for the acquirer but for the target as well.
Retaining the names has made Ahold the acquirer of choice for entrepreneurs globally who are ready to sell but want to see their legacy preserved.
Typically the acquirer overpays for the synergies on offer, exaggerates or overestimates them in its lust to justify a deal, or botches the subsequent integration of the organisations.
This transaction in the end did not take place, in part because the potential acquirer sought for the Fed or Treasury to shoulder the risks of any losses from Lehman's assets until Barclays shareholders had approved the transaction.
Dewey operates out of 10 floors at 1301 Avenue of the Americas, a luxury office building, with a below-market, long-term lease that could be valuable to a potential acquirer or for a sublease.
