Bid Period definition

Bid Period means the length of time commencing with the posting of an Offer, pursuant to GT&C Section 22.6(c), and terminating 10:00 am CCT on a Business Day.
Bid Period means the first day through the last day of the period specified on the bid packets.
Bid Period means the length of time commencing with the posting of an Offer, pursuant to Section 19.9, and terminating at 10:00 am CCT on a Business Day.

Examples of Bid Period in a sentence

  • Offer Shares which have not been tendered by Public Shareholder during the Bid Period can be tendered in the counter offer in accordance with the procedure for tendering that will be set out in the Counter Offer PA.

  • The custodian shall either confirm or reject the orders not later than the closing of trading hours on the last day of the Bid Period.

  • The cumulative quantity of the Equity Shares tendered shall be made available on the website of the Stock Exchanges throughout the trading session and will be updated at specific intervals during the Bid Period.

  • The Custodian Participant shall either confirm or reject the orders not later than the closing of trading hours on the last day of the Bid Period.

  • The Public Shareholders may submit their Bids to the Acquirer during the Bid Period.


More Definitions of Bid Period

Bid Period means one of the following time periods:
Bid Period means month, unless otherwise agreed.
Bid Period means the period of time designated in Clause 21 of the Instructions to Bidders. “BID PRICE” means the amount shown in Clause 3.2 of the Agreement.
Bid Period means a period designated by the Company and outlined in Section 7 - Scheduling. The bid periods are for scheduling, bidding and pay.
Bid Period means a consecutive thirty (30) or thirty-one (31) day cycle for the purpose of establishing the Bid Lines.
Bid Period means the period from the time this request for proposal is issued to prospective vendors until the proposal due date.
Bid Period means the period of time designated in Clause 20 of the Instructions to Bidders.