Do mergers create value? If so, who profits from this value?
Answer: Yes, Mergers create value. Merger is a corporate action in which two companies merge and one new entity is created.
How do mergers create value-
Who gets profit?
Two companies merge together and new company is created, old companies are ceased to exist so new company gets benefits of merger. It gets synergy, synergy is 1+1 = 11, so when both companies come together, they use each other's resources, manpower and experience, the new entity is benefited. Shareholders of new company also get benefited as the share price increases in the market and they get capital appreciation.
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