If a firm is wanting to repurchase some of its shares from the market and wants to pay a uniform price for all of the shares,then what method would it most likely use?

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A tender offer is a type of share repurchase in which a firm offers to purchase a certain number of shares from its shareholders at a premium price. This allows the firm to pay a uniform price for all of the shares it repurchases. In an open-market share repurchase, the firm repurchases shares from the open market at prevailing market prices, which may not necessarily be a uniform price. Executive option repurchase is not a commonly used term and does not typically refer to a method of share repurchase.

If a Firm Is Wanting to Repurchase Some of Its