The phrase "acquiring entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or legal discussions, particularly when referring to a company or organization that is in the process of acquiring another entity.
Example: "The acquiring entity has completed the due diligence process and is ready to finalize the merger."
Alternatives: "purchasing organization" or "buying company".
Under terms of the deal, White Mountains will receive $139 million and an 18percentt stake in the acquiring entity, the company said in a regulatory filing.
The judicial outcome turned on the court's finding that the plaintiff had not proved (indeed, had offered no evidence whatsoever to prove) that the acquiring entity had aided and abetted what the court viewed as fiduciary breaches by the target company's board.
In the event of an acquisition or asset transfer, the Company shall require any acquiring entity to adopt these requirements with respect to the operation of Ello or its assets.
And since it can do the same math as the acquiring entity, combinations of it with another company that could leverage its assets in an accretive, pacing direction should pay a premium given that they are about to unlock significant value.
Many banks sought to maneuver in the unstable environment of the last quarter of 2008 to leverage the combination of TARP funds and new a Treasury tax ruling that gave tax advantages to acquiring entities with big losses.
Bank acquisitions typically carry a 20percentto30percentcent premium over the market value of the acquired entity -- meaning that SouthTrust may be sold for more than $14 billion.
His growth strategy has been to acquire, follow that with a period of calm in which the acquired entity is integrated and the debt starts to be paid off, and follow that by a lunge into a new market.
In addition, Resource Extraction Issuers that acquire a company not previously subject to the rule will not have to report on payments made by the acquired entity until the filing of Form SD for the first fiscal year following acquisition.
Ben served as a Director and Vice President of Wyatt, and President of the acquired entity, while continuing to lead important compensation consulting engagements until 1989, when he retired.
The greater the change in brand image of the acquired entity, the greater the complexity and risk.
Finally, another important consideration is that IOAS integration implies the incurring of the operating costs of the acquired entity.
