Definition: In business and finance, a "pre-offering" is a period of time before an investor or borrower makes an offer to purchase a company. During this time, the seller typically seeks to negotiate terms with the buyer to ensure that both parties are satisfied with the deal. The purpose of pre-offering is to mitigate any potential risks associated with the acquisition and to provide time for negotiations to resolve any outstanding issues. This period can include due diligence activities, market analysis, legal and regulatory considerations, and
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