Merger & Acquisition

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Merger & Acquisition (M&A) refers to strategic business transactions where ownership, control, or operational assets of one company are transferred to or combined with another.

Legal & Regulatory Framework

Governed by the Companies Act, 2013
Subject to approvals from bodies like SEBI, CCI (Competition Commission of India), and RBI (for cross-border deals)
Tax implications are handled under the Income Tax Act, 1961

Contracts & Agreement

A contract agreement, also known as a contract, is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties. It outlines the terms and conditions of an agreement, specifying the obligations and rights of each party involved. These agreements are enforceable by law and can cover various aspects like the transfer of goods, services, or money.

Common Sectors for M&A in India

Telecom (e.g., Vodafone–Idea merger)
Banking & Finance (e.g., Axis Bank acquiring Citibank’s India retail business)
E-commerce & Tech (e.g., Walmart acquiring Flipkart)

Merger & Acquisition

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are corporate transactions where the ownership of a company is transferred or consolidated with another entity. A merger is when two companies combine to form a new entity, while an acquisition is when one company purchases another.

What It Means in India

A merger in India typically involves two companies combining to form a new legal entity—this is often called an amalgamation under Indian corporate law.
An acquisition is when one company takes over another, either by purchasing a majority stake or acquiring assets. The acquired company may continue to operate as a subsidiary or be fully absorbed.Evaluating large and diverse portfolios

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Why It Matters

In India, M&A is a powerful tool for:
Expanding market share or entering new regions
Acquiring technology, talent, or intellectual property
Reducing competition or consolidating fragmented industries
Tax optimization or leveraging accumulated losses

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