Mergers and Acquisitions

Mergers and Acquisitions represent processes of combining, merging or acquiring companies, aimed at achieving growth, increasing business efficiency or entering new markets. In practice, these are strategic transactions that change the ownership and organizational structure of businesses, and therefore require precise legal, economic and tax preparation.

 

Merger means the merger of two or more companies into a single legal entity. The dissolving companies combine and a new or continuing entity is formed, assuming their assets, liabilities, rights and obligations. The primary objectives of a merger are usually simplifying the structure, reducing costs or increasing competitiveness.

 

Acquisition is, on the other hand, the acquisition of one company by another, either by purchasing its ownership interest, shares or part of the business. In practice, this is a form of an investor's or strategic partner's entry into an existing company with the aim of gaining control, know-how or access to new markets.

The merger or acquisition process usually includes:

Mergers and Acquisitions are among the most complex legal and business processes, which have a long-term impact on the future operation of the business. Their successful implementation therefore requires close cooperation among lawyers, economists, tax advisors and auditors.

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