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What is an example of tender? An example of a tender would be an invitation from any organisation E.g., BSNL, Coffee Board, Department of Posts, Food Corporation of India, etc. for a specific category, namely Goods, Services, Works, to be submitted by eligible bidders withing a specific date Closing date.
If you do not tender shares in the tender offer, those shares will be cashed out in connection with the merger and you should receive payment for those shares, generally within 7-10 business days after the merger.
However, tender offers are a liquidity event that can happen when your company is still private. You should care because its a rare opportunity, pre-IPO, for you to get actual cash money from stock in your company.
The offer may allow you to make a nice profit, although its important to consider the potential capital gains taxes. A tender offer may not be worth accepting, though, if youre a buy-and-hold investor who believes the stocks price can soar in the long term.
A tender offer can provide startup employees with a tremendous opportunity to unlock the value of their equity compensation. However, participating in a tender offer is not without its potential drawbacks, such as tax implications, and the risk of missing out on future growth.

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A tender offer gives private company employees a chance to sell a certain number of shares at a fixed price during a specific time frame. The shares can be sold back to the company (known as an issuer buyback) or to outside investors (a third-party tender offer).

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