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Company-sponsored tender offers, structured and compliant

Curated, company-sponsored tender offers let multiple shareholders sell to buyers in a structured, time-boxed process — vetted and executed on the same infrastructure that powers Transact's secondary transactions.

Vetted, structured deal execution

Company-sponsored tender offers are vetted and structured for compliant execution, giving investors curated access to deal flow rather than informal, unverified opportunities.

Multi-party coordination

Brokers and advisors coordinate multi-client participation with SEBI-aligned documentation workflows, so a tender offer involving many sellers stays organized.

Escrow-coordinated settlement

Funds committed by buyers are secured in escrow before any transfer proceeds, with compliant share transfers completed once conditions are met.

Real-time deal status for every participant

The company, sellers, and buyers all see live transaction progress instead of chasing updates by email.

1

Get Access

Register and get verified for deal access

2

Review Deals

Access curated tender offer opportunities

3

Participate

Commit capital through secure escrow

4

Own Shares

Receive compliant share transfers

Illustrative example — not a customer story

Walking through a company-sponsored tender offer

Consider a company that wants to give a group of early investors and employees an exit window at the same time, rather than negotiating separate one-off sales. The company sponsors a tender offer and sets the terms and timeline. Interested sellers register their shares, and buyers get access to a curated, structured deal instead of sourcing it informally. ROFR notices go out to remaining shareholders, board approval is obtained, and buyer funds move into escrow. Once approvals and compliance documentation are complete, shares transfer to buyers and escrow releases funds to each participating seller.

  1. 1Company sponsors the tender offer and sets terms and timeline
  2. 2Eligible sellers register the shares they want to sell
  3. 3ROFR notices go out and board approval is obtained
  4. 4Buyer funds are secured in escrow while documentation is completed
  5. 5Shares transfer to buyers and escrow releases funds to each seller

Common questions about tender offers

What is a tender offer, and how is it different from a single secondary sale?

A tender offer is a company-sponsored process where multiple shareholders can sell shares to one or more buyers within a set timeline, rather than negotiating a single bilateral sale. It follows the same ROFR, escrow, and compliance process as any secondary transaction on Transact, applied across multiple sellers at once.

Who can participate in a tender offer on Transact?

Investors and family offices get curated access to company-sponsored tender offers and shareholder secondaries, vetted and structured for compliant execution, while the sponsoring company and its brokers manage the seller side of the process.

How does Transact coordinate a tender offer with many sellers?

Brokers and advisors can manage multi-client participation with SEBI-aligned documentation workflows and real-time deal status, so every seller and buyer sees the same up-to-date progress.

Ready to sponsor or join a tender offer?

Book a demo and we'll walk through structuring, ROFR coordination, and escrow-coordinated settlement for a tender offer.