When acquiring a publicly traded firm a bidder has to release all the information it has about the potential value of that target in combination with itself.

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A bidder is not required to release all information about the potential value of a target firm in combination with itself. Disclosure requirements focus on material information that could affect the target's stock price, but strategic valuations and synergies are often kept confidential.

When Acquiring a Publicly Traded Firm a Bidder Has to Release