Mergers and Acquisitions Insider

Author: Xiong Nanjing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Compared to the over-century-long development history of enterprises abroad, the operational history of Chinese enterprise mergers and acquisitions is indeed not long, and it can even be said that true enterprise mergers and acquisitions in China have only been a matter of the past decade. Therefore, how to further develop and regulate enterprise mergers and acquisitions to a greater extent, and how to apply advanced M&A concepts, strategies, and methods to serve Chinese enterprises and China's reform and opening-up and development should be a new topic urgently needing research and resolution. After experiencing a century of ups and downs in the M&A wave, the global M&A industry still shows no signs of taking a break. On the contrary, since the 21st century, M&A has swept across the world like a fierce typhoon mixed with flying sand and stones, with an even more intense momentum, as if to sweep away the dust and clear the sky. People tirelessly and eagerly strive, hoping to achieve their ideals through M&A, but the result is that few succeed while many fall in heaps. This is due to the reasons of M&A concepts, as well as factors such as experience, management, and strategy. This series of books attempts to start with the analysis of relevant theories and cases, interpret the historical trajectory, and propose the author's opinions for reference by M&A practitioners.