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An occasion when two or more companies or organizations join together to make one larger company An act of consolidating companies or assets
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when the company acquires another one ~ usually have a negative conotation start learning
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tender offer (offering to purchase shares at a Premium to the market price, proxy vote - persuading shareholders to vote out the existing Management acquirer # target/ predator # prey
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nearly the same as takeover start learning
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A public offer to a company's stockholders to buy their stocks at a certain price (higher than the current market price) during a limited period of time start learning
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It occurs when an acquiring company seeks to acquire another one but the target company doesn't wish to be taken over start learning
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voluntary when the Board of directors from both companies negotiate and approve the bid. The Board from the target company will approve the buyout terms and shareholders will get the opportunity to vote in favour of or against takeover
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you have majority stake involves buying as many of company's stocks as possible on the stock market start learning
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reduced production costs resulting from large-scale production start learning
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combined results produced by entities working together which are greater than the sum of the separate parts
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adding new or different products or services start learning
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succesful companies generally want to diversify
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A company's sales expressed as a percentage of the total sales in a market
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money paid to investment banks for advising a takeover start learning
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A company's Optimum size or market share can be quite small, and large conglomerates can become unmanageable and inefficient
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usuwanie aktywów - sprzedaż aktywów przejmowanej spółki start learning
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asset-stripping - sale of assets of the acquired company buying a company in order to sell its most valuable assets as a profit
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you Look for another company that you prefer to be acquired by, acquirer of last resort
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makes itself less attractive to potential acquirer, smth difficult to swollow or accept
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pac-man / reverse takeover target becomes a predator and dip into its war chest for cash to buy a majority stake in predator's company
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look at every nook and cranny
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but also the plumber said that amendment would be cheap this law requires an amendment
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with this tactic the target company stalls with the hope that another, more favorable company will make a takeover attempt.
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firms and individuals that help other companies avoid takeovers, such as investment bankers, accountants, attorneys and tax specialists, by aggresively devising and implementing anti-takeover Strategies
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An expert who is bought into a company to Deal with a particular Problem
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porcupine provisions/shark repellent start learning
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porcupine provisions / shark repellent A company will make special amandments to its charter or bylaws that become active only when a takeover attempt is announced - goal is to make a company less attractive for the acquirer
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