Introducing new products, investing in innovation are the marks of a growing firm. With a cut throat competition it is not feasible to survive as a single working unit. A more cost effective way to grow would be to merge or acquire other businesses. Accordingly the process of M&A plays a vital role in the growth of an industry. It has long been practised, and One plus One equal’s three forms the ultimate motive behind it. Two competing businesses could be more profitable when merged, or can expand their market when partnered with their smaller counter parts.
Favourable economic conditions such as escalation in GDP and macroeconomic policy form a firm footing to favour M&A. In the present scenario India is one of the fastest growing countries, and booming from the economical front. Merger & Acquisition...
Ravish Sharan, Assistant Manager - Corporate M&A, Larsen & Toubro Limited
Harsh Gupta, VP, Ambit Corporate Finance
Vikas Wadhawan, CFO, Makaan.com and PropTiger.com
Salil Ravindran, Chief Financial Officer, Marlabs
Piyush Agarwal, Principal, Parthenon-EY
Reji George, Vice President, Capgemini
Dipanker Das, Director Project Management, Tavant Technologies
Taheer Afzal, CEO, 7T3 Ltd.
Piyush Chourasia, Chief Risk Officer & Head Strategy, BSEIndia
Nishant Navin, Founder and Managing Partner, DIA Capital Advisors
Sunder Krishnan, Chief Risk Office, Reliance Nippon Life Insurance
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