Letter of Intent (LOI)

Definition

A non-binding document expressing the preliminary agreement of two parties to proceed with a transaction on outlined terms, subject to due diligence, definitive documentation, and any required approvals. While generally non-binding on price and structure, an LOI typically includes binding provisions on exclusivity, confidentiality, and break fees. It marks the transition from exploratory to structured M&A negotiations.

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