bid price
Noun
Meaning
(stock market) the price at which a broker is willing to buy a certain security
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d) Difference between the approved budget for the contract and the contract bid price. Savings may also result from unused compensation and related costs arising from unfilled, vacant or abolished position, non-entitlement to allowance and benefits, and leaves of absences without pay.
Another consortium, the New Generation Consortium — consisting of China Unicom, China’s second largest carrier — backed out after failing to pay bid price of $2.5 billion for a 75 percent stake in Nitel.
As a buyer, I’m frequently seeing that I close at a first price every single time I bid (no matter how much I increase the bid price).
Vietnam's young population and booming economy should make Sabeco an attractive asset for global brewers hoping to expand in Southeast Asia, but a high minimum bid price and foreign ownership limits appear to have turned off potential buyers.
The Encumbered Property sold at the Sheriff's Sale is to be sold together in one single sale for one bid price.
The initial takeover bid price has risen twice and the closing date for the tender offer has been pushed back, both to the benefit of Elliott.