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What is a go-shop provision and when is it used?
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A go-shop is a clause in an M&A agreement that allows the target's board to actively solicit superior offers for a defined period (typically 30-45 days) post-signing. It differs from a fiduciary out, which is passive — only allows responding to unsolicited offers.
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