SMSN 968.5 -1.9241% TYT 2522.0 0.0% SMSD 804.0 -2.1898% SMSN 960.0 -2.7848% RIGD 58.3 1.5679% RIGD 57.4 -0.1739% SHEL 2430.5 -0.1643% AZN 10172.0 -0.7997% BHP 1761.5 0.8589% HSBA 786.2 -0.1904% ULVR 4787.0 0.8002% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4385.0 0.7351% LLPC 1.5015 -99.0% DGED 108.88 0.4243% BP 358.1 1.0868% SBID 92.5 3.0067% DGE 2059.0 -0.9143% GSK 1322.1696 -1.734% REL 3931.0 0.4087%
SMSN 968.5 -1.9241% TYT 2522.0 0.0% SMSD 804.0 -2.1898% SMSN 960.0 -2.7848% RIGD 58.3 1.5679% RIGD 57.4 -0.1739% SHEL 2430.5 -0.1643% AZN 10172.0 -0.7997% BHP 1761.5 0.8589% HSBA 786.2 -0.1904% ULVR 4787.0 0.8002% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4385.0 0.7351% LLPC 1.5015 -99.0% DGED 108.88 0.4243% BP 358.1 1.0868% SBID 92.5 3.0067% DGE 2059.0 -0.9143% GSK 1322.1696 -1.734% REL 3931.0 0.4087%

Stalking-Horse Bid

Updated on August 29, 2023

Stalking-Horse Bid is the preliminary bidding option on the assets of a bankrupt firm. This bidding is arranged before the start of the auction bid. In this, the insolvent company selects a bidder to make the opening bid on the remaining properties or assets out of the pool of bidders. It is done to set the minimum bid value, and other bidders cannot bid an offer below the set amount.

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