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Acquirer
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Acquirer
A firm or individual that is purchasing another firm or asset.
Acquirer
A person or company that buys an asset or a company. An acquirer who purchases a publicly-traded company is almost always another company. That is, individual investors, even wealthy ones, rarely buy publicly-traded companies. See also: Mergers & Acquisitions.
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