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Title: Mergers, acquisitions and takeovers: a study of the rationales and strategies adopted by Indian Corporations
Authors: Agrawal, Anuradha
Pandey, Taveesh
Keywords: Merger and acquisition;Indian Corporation
Issue Date: 1992
Series/Report no.: SP;306
Description: Mergers and takeovers have generated considerable interest among the lay person as this topic encompasses such diverse areas as corporate ownership, growth and efficiency in the economy, monopoly and anti-competitive markets and so on. Companies can diversify through acquisitions or through internal development. Intenal development is implemented by relying on existing internal resources as the basis. Such a strategy of diversification requires special technological and Organisational capacities, which may take as long as a decade to implement. Whereas diversification through acquisitions can take weeks rather than years to execute.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11718/12468
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