Valuation of Mergers and Acquisitions SUBMITTED BY: DEBAYAN MUKHERJI PGDM ’"2008-2010 ROLL NO: 08PGDM083 INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE‚ NEW DELHI CONTACT NUMBER: 09717443910 EMAIL : debayan.p08@imi.edu Valuation of Mergers and Acquisitions Mergers and acquisitions (more generally‚ takeovers) are an important means through which companies achieve economies of scale‚ face the competition‚ or respond to economic shocks. For example ‚how the $54 billion US chemical major
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claim the rental due‚ the purchase price as agreed in the promise to purchase and costs related to liquidation of the collateral. Second‚ in the event that the proceeds from the liquidation of the collateral is inadequate to meet the claim‚ the promisee as creditor may demand the remaining difference. Last but not least‚ if there is any excess amount from the proceeds of the collateral liquidation after the deduction of claims‚ the excess amount shall belong to the
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D.‚ I. MacMillan‚ and D. Day. "Strategic Attributes and Performance in the BCG Matrix." Academy of Management Journal (1982): 500–509. Kroll‚ M.‚ P. Wright‚ and R. Heiens. "The Contribution of Product Quality to Competitive Advantage: Impacts on Systematic Variance and Unexplained Variance in Returns." Strategic Management Journal 20 (1999): 375–384. Porter‚ M. Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance. New York: Free Press‚ 1985.
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| TRENDSETTERS INC. Term sheet Negotiations | Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital | | | Introduction: Trendsetter Inc. was formed by Wendy Borg and Jason Kushdog‚ the CEO and the COO respectively‚ in March 2000‚ to deliver innovative warehouse and distribution management software program for clothing retailers. The “founders” started the firm after quitting their respective jobs and decided to pool in their savings in the firm. The software produced by the firm would contain a demand
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participation. WHAT HAPPENED (3) • Much rancor between late investors and early investors plus Management: – Ser E (and Ser F) had defined “liquidation” to include any change of control event. – Management maintained all rights could be preserved in capitalization post-merger. – Late stage investors knew company worth more than their ~$24mm liquidation preference‚ so were willing to vote down deal (votes were by class)--they won. WHAT HAPPENED (4): Lessons Learned • Metapath used too
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“A company or a corporation is an ‘artificial person’ created by law.” Discuss. Introduction A company or a corporation is an artificial person not natural person. Artificial person are such as are created and devised by human laws for the purpose of society and government which are called corporation. Such artificial persons‚ known as corporation‚ possess similar rights and owe similar obligation as natural person‚ but have no physical or natural existence. The law in creating legal persons always
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ISSN 1940-204X Newport Home: Multichannel Merchandising and Inventory Management Regina M. Anctil University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business P. Jane Saly University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business Introduction furniture‚ are based on classic designs that change somewhat over time. Seasonal products‚ mainly soft goods‚ upholstery‚ and small hard goods‚ change frequently. The introduction of seasonal products has become a year-round job for the company designers
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6. Debtor- an entity that owes a debt. The entity filing a voluntary bankruptcy proceeding or against whom an order for relief is entered in an involuntary bankruptcy is known as the debtor. 7. Liquidation- the sale of an estate’s assets to repay creditor. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a liquidation proceeding. 8. Reorganization- a bankruptcy proceeding where a debtor seeks confirmation of a plan that will repay creditors while permitting the debtor to retain assets or continue in business. The
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CHAPTER 1 THE NATURE OF STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT I. WHAT IS STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT? A. Strategic management can be defined as the art and science of formulating‚ implementing‚ and evaluating cross-functional decisions that enable an organization to achieve its objectives. 1. The term strategic management is used synonymously with strategic planning. 2. The purpose of strategic management is to exploit and create new and different opportunities for tomorrow while long-range planning tries to optimize
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1. Selling their bonds straight away; 2. Voting in favor of the Perelman’s reorganization plan; 3. Voting against the Perelman’s reorganization plan and enforcing Carl Icahn’s initial reorganization plan from December 10‚ 1996; Chapter 7 – liquidation. As soon as Marvel’s management files a petition for relief with a bankruptcy court an automatic stay goes into effect. Marvel’s management then continues running the company and has the exclusive right to propose a reorganization plan within 120
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