mergers and acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions refer to the strategic corporate activities that involve the combining of two or more companies through various transactions such as mergers, acquisitions, consolidations, or takeovers. It involves the transfer of ownership, control, and assets between the companies to achieve objectives like expanding market share, diversifying products or services, gaining synergies, or increasing financial performance.
Requires login.
Related Concepts (30)
- antitrust regulations
- business investment
- competitive resource acquisition strategies
- conglomerate merger
- corporate restructuring
- divestment
- due diligence
- economic instrumental power
- external resource acquisition strategies
- financial resource acquisition strategies
- horizontal integration
- horizontal merger
- hostile takeover
- integration
- internal resource acquisition strategies
- joint ventures
- lbo (leveraged buyout)
- merger arbitrage
- merger of equals
- organizational size and scalability
- poison pill
- resource acquisition strategies
- restructuring
- shareholder value
- spin-off
- strategic alliances
- synergy
- vertical integration
- vertical merger
- white knight
Similar Concepts
- acquisition
- business consolidation
- business partnerships and collaborations
- cross-border mergers and acquisitions
- customer acquisition and retention
- industry consolidation
- joint ventures and mergers
- market consolidation
- market share acquisition
- merger and acquisition
- merger and acquisition strategies
- partnerships and alliances
- strategic alliances and partnerships
- tax planning for mergers and acquisitions
- taxation of international mergers and acquisitions