Answer:
Option b: A targeted share repurchase is when the company purchases stock from one shareholder at a higher price than it offers to other shareholders
Explanation:
Stock repurchase is simply the buying of stock by a company from its stockholders. It is another means or way for a company to distribute value to the stockholders. It is a transactions in which a firm buys back shares of its own stock, thereby decreasing shares outstanding and increasing the stock price.
Repurchase by direct negotiation involves purchasing shares from a major shareholder often at a premium over market price.
Repurchase shares: is a way companies uses cash to buy shares of its own outstanding stock, shares are held and usually resold if company needs to raise money in the future.
