Mergers, Acquisitions and Joint Ventures

Mumbai, India - In India, mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures have been creating a whirlpool of excitement recently. The last six months has seen the media extensively covering news on different types of M&As and JVs taking place within different types of industries.

In India, mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures have been creating a whirlpool of excitement recently. The last six months has seen the media extensively covering news on different types of M&As and JVs taking place within different types of industries. There has been so much of active movement in the M&A and JV area that there is at least one reported each day. There is a growing trend of Indian companies acquiring foreign firms and then competing with global majors. Many companies in the IT and Pharmaceutical sectors have won contracts or acquired companies against global competition.

Some of the reasons cited for a company to merge, acquire or create a joint venture with another are scale economies, increased market share, cross selling, a larger geographical marketplace, or to combine resources. However, each of these arrangements, whether it’s a merger, acquisition or a joint venture, has its separate sets of requirements and complexities. With these complexities come specific focuses to tackle the challenges faced after a M&A or a JV is executed. This conference will focus on these issues covering the areas of integration, corporate taxing and international transaction requirement.

For more information, please contact

Revathy Vadiveloo
marcus evans Kuala Lumpur ,
CP21 2101 Central Plaza
34 Jalan Sultan Ismail ,50250 Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
Tel :0060327236748
Fax :0060327236699
EMail : [email protected]

From 15 Feb 2007
Until 16 Feb 2007
Mumbai, India
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