In a squeeze-out under takeover law pursuant to Sec. 39 WpÜG, introduced by the Takeover Directive Implementation Act of July 8, 2006, a bidder may squeeze out all remaining shareholders from a company if, following a takeover bid or mandatory offer, it owns ninety-five percent of the share capital of the target company (acquiree: the firm that should be acquired). – See Greenmail, Squeeze-out. – Cf. Annual Report 2007 of BaFin, p. 194 (differentiation from normal squeeze-out; first case).
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