CONTENTS
Introduction
Definition of Mergers
Merging Intelligently Steps for Merger Success
Reasons for Failure in Mergers
Analysis
TATA group the market Pioneers
Tata Steel
Tata Teleservices
Do Mergers add value to business?
Introduction
In a times where there is cut throat competition for even the biggies, organizations who have been playing since many decades and the rulers of economy it became a concern for them for how to survive?
Here in cropped up the Idea of MERGERS. Well, whether a Merger adds value to business cannot be answered in a yes or a No. This depends on what kind of a Merger that is. The following essay will comprise of some successes as well as mergers which haven’t succeeded. Their reasons and analysis
The First ever merger possibly happened in USA . Here’s a List of the First few Mergers.
First Period 1893-1904-This was the Time of the first major Mergers in Sectors as Oil, Telecommunication, steel, mining happened. These were more of Horizontal Mergers.
Merger Waves in the 19th, 20th and 21st Centuries Martin Lipton he Davies Lecture
Osgoode Hall Law School
York University
September 14, 2006
http://osgoode.yorku.ca/media2.nsf/58912001c091cdc8852569300055bbf9/1e37719232517fd0852571ef00701385/$file/merger%20waves_toronto_lipton.pdf
According to Gauhan (2005) Copyright 2005 by John Wiley and sons,Inc Hoboken,New Jersey) Published simultaneously in Canada.” mergers could well be joining in of two or more companies where in one company exists after the process. In some cases it could well be that the organizations up for a merger are equal in strength and where both the concerned organizations no more survives giving birth to a new name”.
(Stephen.Davis) “Mergers can be defined a possibility of enhancing the outputs by combining two different bodies, where unsure market conditions prevail” (Stephen, 2008).
Merging Intelligently
Mergers can give you
References: York University September 14, 2006 Gauhan (2005) Copyright 2005 by John Wiley and sons,Inc Hoboken,New Jersey) Published simultaneously in Canada.” http://www.smallbusinessnotes.com/managing-your-business/merging-wisely.html