Mergers & Acquisitions

Mergers and acquisitions entail a number of key legal, business, human resources, intellectual property, and financial issues. To successfully navigate a sale of your company, we offer our services to understand the dynamics and issues that frequently arise and to guide you throughout the process.

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In today’s globally connected world, companies want an operative way to increase their business operations. Whatever type of transactions you are anticipating- an acquisition, disposition, merger, joint venture, IPO, restructuring or refinancing- your tax requirements must be carefully evaluated and your cashflows optimized. AKCJ advises its clients on all legal and regulatory aspect of M&A. We offer core team of professional experts including significantly experienced M&A lawyers, chartered accountants, and company secretaries who are dedicated to providing high level of professional services on a timely basis. Firm’s core M&A Group is assisted by experienced and competent staff with specialized knowledge and expertise supports these professionals. A number of vital aspects of M&A handled by our team also include Due Diligence, Risk Identification, Mitigation, and Analysis.

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1. What is a merger?

The combination of one or more corporations, LLCs, or other business entities into a single business entity; the joining of two or more companies to achieve greater efficiencies of scale and productivity. Mergers come into play in the world of business for two very different reasons.

2. What are the benefits of mergers?

The major benefits or advantages of mergers are as follows:
• Economies of scale.
• Tax benefits.
• Financial resources.
• Entry in global markets.
• Growth and expansion.
• It helps to face competition.
• Increase in market share.
• Increases goodwill.

3. What is acquisition?

An acquisition involves buying a company and changing it to fit the way you do business. The goal is to create a new company made of the best parts of your business and the proven parts of another.