The phrase "acquiring parties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business transactions, mergers, or acquisitions where parties are involved in acquiring assets or companies.
Example: "The acquiring parties have agreed to the terms of the merger and are now finalizing the contract."
Alternatives: "purchasing entities" or "buying parties".
The acquiring party must perform the proper notifications under Article 4(1), undergo the Article 6(1) decision process regarding compatibility, and remain subject to enforcement actions under Article 8(4)(b).
In comparison to the approach taken by the European Council with the Thirteenth Directive, the United States grants considerably more freedom to both the acquiring party and to the target corporations.
"In any acquisition you look at who the acquiring party is.
The acquiring party is indeed an investor group led by private equity firm Silver Lake Partners, who likely paid the bulk of the amount Skype was sold for.
We now know that the acquiring party is a brand new iPhone app development house called FutureTap, who put the app back on sale and plans to release other stuff in the near future.
This bleeds both directions — if any acquiring party thinks that it could absorb Salesforce and help it accelerate its growth rates, which are in decline, and also boost its profitability at the same time, the SaaS company is inherently worth more than its current market valuation.
Forced to adopt value-creation tactics incompatible with their long-standing model, the acquired parties underperform.
The acquired party may be very reluctant to push back on anything, but may ultimately exasperate headquarters by failing to manage expectations and explain the complex realities of their situation upfront.
The result is that the acquired party, already on probation by virtue of its being on the block, sees its performance deteriorate further because it is being asked to meet standards that are inappropriate to its design.
Punchbowl, which recently acquired party planning site Socializr, has grown to one million registered users over the past three years.
Unfortunately, developing components for maximum reusability and acquiring third party components invite many security related concerns.
