#381 the difference between amalgamation

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the difference between amalgamation, merger, take over and consolidation?

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Merger or Amalgamation: AMerger is a combination of two or more companies combine into onecompany. In Merger, all Companies are legally dissolved and a newentity is created. Amalgamation is the merger of one or morecompanies with another company or the merger of two or morecompanies (called amalgamating compnay or companies) to form a newcompany (called amalgamatedcompany).          

Acquisition:   Acquisition is the process through which one company takes over thecontrolling interest of another company (or) Acquisition is thepurchase of one company by another with no new company beingformed.

Takeover:      It is a corporate action where an acquiring company makes a bid foran acquiree. If the target company is publicly traded, theacquiring company will make an offer for the outstandingshares.

            Simply Takeover means transfer of control of a firm from one groupof shareholders to another group of shareholders.

Consolidation:        Consolidationis a combination of two or more companies into a new Company. Here,the acquired Company transfers its assets, liabilities and sharesto the acquiring company for cash or exchange of shares.

Ex: Suppose, thereare   three Companies called ALtd., B Ltd. & C Ltd.; and they merge together to form a newCompany called ABC Ltd.