Duty to make a mandatory offer when change in indirect control

The article examines the problem of changing indirect control over a public company as a basis for sending a mandatory offer to acquire shares of a public company, as well as equity securities convertible into shares of a public company. An analysis is made of the position that the obligation to send a mandatory offer does not arise in the case of indirect acquisition of shares. The results of the study are conclusions on the need for legislative consolidation of the position regarding the emergence of a mandatory offer when acquiring indirect control.