A lockup transaction is a contractual device that the buyer and seller negotiate in an acquisition agreement. Without such an agreement, an initial bidder would be unwilling to expend its resources to bid, knowing that others would take advantage of the initial bidder’s efforts. Lockups are… View Full Term
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