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of <h1>Understanding Key Terms in SEBI Takeover Regulations: Acquirer, Control, Convertible Security, and More</h1> The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011, outlines definitions critical to the regulation of share acquisitions and takeovers. Key terms include 'acquirer,' referring to individuals or entities acquiring shares or control over a target company, and 'control,' which involves the ability to influence company management or policy decisions. Other definitions cover 'convertible security,' 'disinvestment,' and 'persons acting in concert,' which includes entities cooperating for share acquisition. The regulation also defines terms like 'offer period,' 'target company,' and 'tendering period,' essential for understanding the procedural aspects of takeovers.
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