Sentence examples for make a binding offer from inspiring English sources

Gazprom, the only prospective bidder, failed this month to make a binding offer for Depa, the state natural-gas supplier.

In an unusual contractual agreement that gives the authority until May 27 to exercise a one-year option to make a binding offer, it will be investment bankers, not KeySpan and the authority, who set the final figure.

It said that it had decided not to make a binding offer because of the contractual conditions, though difficulties in financing the deal probably did not help.The lack of interest in Alitalia is not surprising, given the conditions that the buyer was required to meet.

In deal news, British regulators are giving Kraft Foods until Nov. 9 to make a binding offer for candy maker Cadbury or the American company will have to step away for six months.

British regulators are giving Kraft Foods until Nov. 9 to make a binding offer for candy maker Cadbury or the American company will have to step away for six months.

Japanese brewer Asahi has made a binding offer to buy beer brands including Peroni and Grolsch for €2.55 billion (£1.98 bn).

The owners, the private equity firm PAI Partners and the dairy cooperative Sodiaal, announced that General Mills had made a binding offer for the half of Yoplait owned by PAI.

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One of the largest privately held companies in the world, Cargill said it made a binding offer for Provimi, which specializes in nutrition and supplements for farm animals, for 1.5 billion euros.

One of the largest privately held companies in the world, Cargill said it made a binding offer for Provimi, which specializes in nutrition and supplements for farm animals, for 1.5 billion euros to add vitamin mixtures and additives to its existing animal nutrition business.

Acer-owned Gateway announced that it had made a "binding offer" to acquire Californian businessman John Hui's 75% controlling stake in Packard Bell, which is divided between PB Holdings and Clifford Holdings.