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Topping right definition

What does Topping right mean?

See Matching right. In the context of a soft or semi-hard irrevocable undertaking, a right for the offeror to be given the opportunity to revise the terms of its offer within a specified timeframe so that it exceeds the value of the competing offer, in which case the undertaking will not lapse. See Irrevocable undertaking—shareholder—takeover offer. Topping rights are now caught by the general prohibition on offer-related arrangements under Rule 21.2. Derogations from the prohibition may be granted following a formal sale process, where the offeree is in serious financial difficulty or where the offeree is bringing in a 'white knight' to compete with a hostile bidder.

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