Sentence examples for takeover deadline from inspiring English sources

Greene King, which owns 1,900 pubs and restaurants including the Loch Fyne and Hungry Horse chains, filed an improved bid before a takeover deadline on Tuesday that would have forced it to either make a formal offer or retreat.

Greene King, which owns pubs and restaurants including the Loch Fyne and Hungry Horse chains as well as ales such as Old Speckled Hen, has already increased the price of its potential bid – having improved the amount it is prepared to pay on Monday, a day ahead of a takeover deadline that would have forced it to either make a formal offer or retreat.

After entering administration in August, the Football Conference gave City the 11 October takeover deadline at the end of last month to agree to a sale or face expulsion.

(Most of Cadbury's 45,000 employees are actually elsewhere in the world, in countries like Canada, Mexico and the U.S). Rosenfeld had met with Cadbury's management in London over the weekend to discuss the new offer; reports were already surfacing on Monday that Kraft had put a sweetened deal on the table, ahead of its takeover deadline on Tuesday.

S&N countered that the information was too limited and could not be produced in time to meet the Takeover Panel deadline.

S&N said the proposed disclosure was too limited and could not be produced in time to meet the takeover panel deadline.

It has also asked the board to extend the Takeover Panel deadline as it will need to carry out due diligence and finalise its financing.

A source close to Pfizer said the company would be amazed if AstraZeneca's shareholders put enough pressure on the board to force it to reconsider the £55-a-share offer before a Takeover Panel deadline on 26 May.

Brito did not rule out making a hostile bid before the 14 October takeover rules deadline, but he said he still hoped to get SABMiller's board to support an offer.

After much deliberation, Kraft made its formal offer for Cadbury just hours before a Takeover Panel deadline, but refused to sweeten the cash and share terms, which are currently worth around 720p a share.

Invesco Perpetual, which owns 13.3% of the company, took the unusual step of going public with its concerns on Monday morning, ahead of Wednesday's UK takeover panel deadline to thrash out an agreement between BAE and EADS.