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The Freezeout market is a corporate governance mechanism that allows a majority shareholder to acquire the remaining shares of a company. It is a voluntary process that allows the majority shareholder to purchase the minority shareholders' shares at a predetermined price. The process is typically initiated by the majority shareholder, who will offer a fair price for the minority shareholders' shares. The minority shareholders can then accept or reject the offer. If the offer is accepted, the majority shareholder will acquire all of the remaining shares of the company. The Freezeout market is an important tool for corporate governance, as it allows the majority shareholder to gain full control of the company. This can be beneficial for the company, as it allows the majority shareholder to make decisions that are in the best interests of the company. Some companies that have used the Freezeout market include Microsoft, Apple, Oracle, and Dell. Show Less Read more