Mergers and Acquisitions in the Container Shipping Industry
R. Divyaranjani
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R. Divyaranjani
Abstract
This article analyzes the Industrial dimensions between acquiring and target firms taken into the significant of merger and acquisition’s transactions.Mergers and Acquisitions activities were more intense among firms located closely each other. Mergers and acquisition transactions are a value creating activity within shipping industry firms before and after the merger and who benefits from this activity. While the existing article suggests that the smaller and unquoted public firms are more vulnerable to Mergers and Acquisitions
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This article analyzes the Industrial dimensions between acquiring and target firms taken into the significant of merger and acquisition’s transactions.Mergers and Acquisitions activities were more intense among firms located closely each other. Mergers and acquisition transactions are a value creating activity within shipping industry firms before and after the merger and who benefits from this activity. While the existing article suggests that the smaller and unquoted public firms are more vulnerable to Mergers and Acquisitions
Key concepts: Mergers and acquisitions, Business, Container (type theory), Industrial organization, Value (mathematics), Commerce, Finance, Computer science