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Clause

Clause


Provision

Sanction

Sanction


Penalty

Two types of acquisitions

Asset deal


Share deal

Steps of an acquisitions (12)

Teaser


Négociation and signing of a non disclosure agreement


Information memorandum


Due diligence


Non binding offer


Négociation over the asset sale agreement / share purchase agreement


Put option


Work council consultation


Signing


Interim period


Closing


Post closing

Asset deal

The buyer buy each individual asset of the target, no transfer of liability excluding labor and environmental liabilities

Share deal

Purchaser acquires the shares of the target. Liabilities are passed to the purchaser: unattractive when there are crisis but it is a warrant because the seller is liable for the stocks and conditions of the assets

Banque d'affaire

Merchant bank


Investment bank

Autorité de la concurrence

Competition authority

Déduire

Deduct

La dette nette est déduite du prix au closing

Net debt is deducted from the price


You substract the net debt from the price


You take the net debt off the price

Clause capex

Retrain or require some investments

Agrégat

Aggregate

Clauses to adjust the price

The clause's can be based on different aggregates:


- net debt clause


- working capital clause


- capex clause

Clause fixed price

- locked box: price of signing is fixed and outflows reducing the value of the company are forbidden


- earn out clause: you pay the price and in function of the performances of the company you pay an additional amount. Interesting for the managers

M&a market

4 thousand billion dollars


The United States have 40% of the market


In Europe 25 %


Asia Pacific 20%


Mise en équivalence

Equity method

Rentabilite

Profitability


Return

Effet de levier

Leverage

Ratio de couverture

Coverage ratio


Hedge ratio