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Mergers & Acquisitions in the Machinery Industry (Schriften zum europischen Management),Used
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Which motives initiate managers to merge or to acquire other corporations? While there is a longlasting history of empirical research on M&A in a crossindustry context, our knowledge about industry specific drivers of M&A is more than limited. Given this background, the machinery industry is an attractive segment to address questions on M&A motives as it is on the one hand a very fragmented industry and on the other hand a bundle of in some parts highly consolidated subindustries. In his thesis, Mr. Geiger makes an effort to answer the question why firms in the machinery industry follow M&A strategies and how successful they are in their transactions. This is not only a remarkable endeavour because Mr. Geiger uses some hand selected unique datasets, but in particular, because he presents stateoftheart analyses which are competitive and meet highest international standards. The thesis on hand carefully identifies and addresses open research questions related to M&A strategies in a very specific industry. Its primary objective was to identify M&A motives for different types of companies in various subsegments of the machinery industry by analyzing stock price and accounting data. Thusly objectifying managerial action allows deriving recommendations for financing practice.
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