Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Companies perform better with small, regular M&As, study finds
Companies that regularly acquire or merge with other companies on a relatively small scale tend to outperform those that undertake large acquisitions or focus on organic growth, a study by McKinsey & Co. concluded. Looking at shareholder returns at 1,000 companies over 10 years, McKinsey found that companies with regular M&A programs representing 19% or more of their market capitalization performed better than those with large deals or no M&A activity. The Wall Street Journal/CFO Journal (tiered subscription model) (1/23)
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