An issuer tender offer expires after the required 20-day period, with very few holders agreeing to accept the offer. The disappointed issuer chooses to keep the offer open an additional 15 days, but does not accept payment for any of the shares tendered. May the offer be withdrawn?

An issuer tender offer expires after the required 20-day period, with very few holders agreeing to accept the offer. The disappointed issuer chooses to keep the offer open an additional 15 days, but does not accept payment for any of the shares tendered. May the offer be withdrawn? 




A) No, because more than 30 days has elapsed
B) No, because the offer was extended
C) Yes, because payment for shares was not accepted
D) Yes, but only with the consent of holders who tendered









Answer: C


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