alleryStart learning →Why does a cash offer preempt rival bidders better than shares?
AIt is always cheaper
BIts value is certain
CIt avoids all tax
DIt needs no vote
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Its value is certain
A pure cash bid leaves no doubt about the real value, since there is no contingency from share price moves.
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