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Aim - what about poaching clients ? How would you search and find this out? That also falls under non - compete clause

What's the alternative? - "non complete" just doest exist. So you have to follow the guidance of non- compete clause

Are you here on a crumb of hope nucky? That makes you a simpleton.

Would Tone really have bought £38k worth of shares only 2 months ago if he seen big issues with semnet on the cards? And it goes pete 'tone'

"Non complete" what exactly ? The acquisition is a done deal shares allocated.

Makes sense to remove 'complete' it's just a typo.

Aim - it's definitely non - compete

Time shall tell but I'm confident we'll be just fine.

Good post leew and very true

I expect a big rise when they land. And a sigh of relief from a few.

Is that the current bid for them billy?

I don't see how this non - compete breach will cause a delay in issuing the results so I expect the results to be out by Thursday.

It's more than likely a typo. To be fair they have done this a few times.

ChatGPT

You said:

What is non - complete on an acquisition

ChatGPT said:

In the context of an acquisition, the term "non-complete" is likely a mishearing or misspelling of "non-compete." However, if you're asking about "non-complete" specifically, there’s no formal legal or business term called “non-complete” in acquisitions.

Here are the two most likely interpretations:

1. Non-Compete Clause (Correct Term)

In M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions), a non-compete clause is a common part of the agreement. It prevents the seller from starting or joining a competing business for a certain period of time and within a specific geographic area.

Purpose:

Protects the buyer's investment.

Prevents the seller from taking customers or employees.

Example:

If Company A buys Company B, the owners of Company B might agree not to start a new company in the same industry for 5 years in the same region.

Non - compete clause

Appears to me certain individuals have been working with a competitor?

Do you have a crystal ball kop or are you just guessing again?

Nobody said it was incorrect Arthur but you...

Is it possible that the opposite happens zag ? Perhaps retailers are waiting for results this time before committing ? The past doesn't gurantee the future will be the same.

That's good arthur as you're not in need you can relax and get on with earning your high end salary.

:)

A "high earner"

Needs 5p - £11k to to be financially ok here.

Let that sink in...

Do remember one of his earliest posts he stated the following.

" I need 5p to be financially ok here" doesn't sound like someone willing to lose the lot - 230k = is about £11k

"Told people many times, I’m not selling for a loss, I’d rather lose the lot."

Makes sense. Lol