A secondary tender offer lets existing shareholders, like early investors or employees, sell their shares directly to a buyer, often a private equity firm. The company itself issues no new stock. This provides liquidity for sellers and a strategic entry point for buyers. It’s a win-win: early backers cash out, while acquirers gain a stake without diluting ownership.
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