What is storage?

Storage is a technique that a company can use to take over another business. Shares of the target company are bought by representatives of the acquisition company, several at once, stored or stored until the company acquires a substantial part of the target company. This type of takeover is often used when the acquiring company does not have resources to buy target business at once. It can be used in conjunction with Dawn Raid, which many countries now have laws to protection. In the company of publicly owned companies, important decisions are taken in the vote of shareholders. If the Company owns a control stake in another company, it owns more than 50% of the votes and may start changes even if the rest of the shareholders disagree. These changes may include the sale of the target company Acquisition Company or replacing management with employees from the acquiring company. The acquisition company often selects one or more representatives to purchase shares in the target company. This is prevented by the target companyEven in the realization that it is taking over until it is too late.

Storage is often done a little at once. The acquisition company can only buy a few shares at the same time so that purchases do not affect the stock price or so that it can expand the cost of obtaining the target company. Storage is often used by companies that cannot afford to make a direct offer of the target company.

The Dawn technique of RAID can be used with storage. The acquisition company instructs its brokers to buy a control share of the shares of the target company as soon as the market opens. The acquisition company may associate shares acquired during dawn with those stored or can make an offer to purchase the rest of the company after the purchase of many shares.