A breakup fee is a penalty paid if a deal, like a merger or acquisition, falls through. It compensates the seller for time and expenses, ensuring the buyer acts in good faith. Sellers benefit by securing commitment, while buyers use it to signal serious intent, protecting both parties from wasted resources.
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