In addition, a reverse takeover is less susceptible to market conditions.

Therefore they attempted a 'reverse takeover' as a way to reduce costs.

In June 2008, a reverse takeover was performed, the new company now provides an expanded range of vehicles.

Reverse takeovers always come with some history and some shareholders.

On May 19, 2005, both airlines officially announced the merger deal, structured as a reverse takeover.

A takeover, particularly a reverse takeover, may be financed by an all share deal.

By contrast, a reverse takeover can be completed in as little as thirty days.

The greater number of financing options available to publicly held companies is a primary reason to undergo a reverse takeover.

An alternative method of dealing with a difficult minority might be a reverse takeover offer (see para 4.6 below).

In a reverse takeover, since the deal rests solely between those controlling the public and private companies, market conditions have little bearing on the situation.

A reverse takeover is perhaps in order.

A reverse takeover offer is, at first sight, curious, because it involves one company taking over another company with much larger resources.

This is known as a reverse takeover.

In practice some would regard the move as a reverse takeover due to the relative strength of the French component of the company.

When those trials proved unsuccessful in 2005, the company soon underwent a reverse takeover with Micromet.

The company that purchases the 'shell' then does a reverse takeover, to transfer an operating business into the new company.

It would be a reverse takeover.

In 1998 it acquired Intercapital plc in a reverse takeover.

Reverse takeover (also known as a back door listing or reverse merger)

The deal, structured as a reverse takeover, is to be funded two-thirds by debt and one-third by equity.

A "reverse takeover" is a type of takeover where a private company acquires a public company.

In 1862, it did a reverse takeover, absorbing the remaining portions Bergen Township.

The SCA business employs 12,000 people and the size of the deal means it is classified as a reverse takeover.

After selling its assets to Quebecor, the remaining shell company agreed to a reverse takeover by clothing retailer West 49.

The reverse takeover and subsequent privatisation was dubbed as "the best deal ever struck" by a managing partner at a private equity firm in June 2008.