A stalking horse is a nominal bidder selected by a bankrupt company to set a minimum purchase price for its assets. This strategy prevents lowball offers and ensures transparency. Creditors benefit from fair valuations, while the stalking horse gains leverage, often receiving breakup fees if outbid, incentivizing their participation.
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