An acquisition involves purchasing an existing company so that it is absorbed by the acquiring company and ceases to exist separately. There are advantages like an established business, location, marketing structure and employees, but also disadvantages like marginal success, key employee loss, and overconfidence. The stages of acquisition include finding a suitable target business, determining price through due diligence of market share, clients, and financials, negotiating the deal structure for purchasing shares or assets, and financing the transaction through loans or other means.
An acquisition involves purchasing an existing company so that it is absorbed by the acquiring company and ceases to exist separately. There are advantages like an established business, location, marketing structure and employees, but also disadvantages like marginal success, key employee loss, and overconfidence. The stages of acquisition include finding a suitable target business, determining price through due diligence of market share, clients, and financials, negotiating the deal structure for purchasing shares or assets, and financing the transaction through loans or other means.
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An acquisition involves purchasing an existing company so that it is absorbed by the acquiring company and ceases to exist separately. There are advantages like an established business, location, marketing structure and employees, but also disadvantages like marginal success, key employee loss, and overconfidence. The stages of acquisition include finding a suitable target business, determining price through due diligence of market share, clients, and financials, negotiating the deal structure for purchasing shares or assets, and financing the transaction through loans or other means.
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company or a part of it so that the acquired company is completely absorbed and no longer exists as a business entity. • An acquisition can take many forms, depending on the goals and position of the parties involved in the transactions, the amount of money involved and the type of company. Advantages • Established business • Location • Established marketing structure • Cost • Existing employees • More opportunity to be creative Disadvantages • Marginal success record • Overconfidence in ability • Key employee loss • Over evaluated Stages:- • Finding a suitable business • Getting the information you need • Determining the price • Negotiating the deal • Financing the transaction Finding suitable business • Do a self evaluation to ensure that running a business is compatible with one’s own goals,ideals,personality and abilities • Decide what type of business would correspond with one’s goals, and suit person’s needs and experience • Collect all relevant information on the business and related macro-aspects • Contact the prospective seller • Evaluate the business and its future prospects.Enlist the help of professionals to fill in the gaps in one’s knowledge or experience • Determine the price Information required • Market share • Size of total market • Geographic area of target market • Stage of its life cycle • Contact major clients • Visit the adjacent businesses Other sources of information:- Central statistical centres The council for scientific and industrial research Local municipalities National productivity institute Business Partners Chamber of commerce Negotiating the deal • The purchase of shares • Acquisition of assests Finding Finance • Security • Loan amounts