The phrase "acquirer on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context involving an acquirer, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The acquirer on the deal was not disclosed."
Alternatives: "acquirer of" or "acquirer in".
The acquirer passes on the details to the customer's bank or building society, and passes the payment back to the retailer.
Whether an acquirer bites on part or all of those assets remains to be seen, once the papers are actually signed.
The company has been in negotiations with Alibaba and Softbank — a potential acquirer of Yahoo's share in Yahoo Japan — on a proposed sale of its stakes valued at approximately $17 billion.
Mr. Shafran asked them to focus their "efforts on trying to move forward with Barclays as a potential acquirer of the firm," Mr. Kirk said in his testimony.
Warburg or any competing acquirer would be taking on a famous brand name tarnished by a global recall last year of one of its leading products — the ReNu with MoistureLoc contact lens cleaner, which was linked to an outbreak of fungal infections among lens wearers in Asia and the United States.
Such a stipulation is not required under Dutch law, permitting an acquirer to take "creeping" control of a company by acquiring shares on the open market without issuing an offer to all shareholders.
Under German securities law, a 30 percent stake enables a potential acquirer to buy more shares of the target company on the open market without making public disclosures on its way to reaching 50 percent and assuming control.
For example, one argument we hear very often is that Autonomy is just a serial acquirer that focuses on earnings upgrades through acquisitions.
If Acme is trading at $20 and jumps to $28 when the $30 tender is announced, the acquirer saves $8 on each of the shares bought early.
