Less Common M&A Rationale

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    Jihad Saadeh
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    While the most common rationales for M&A transactions involve growth, synergies, and market expansion, there are several less common reasons why companies might pursue mergers or acquisitions, like the following:
    – Defensive rational: To prevent a competitor from gaining access to valuable assets, technology, or market share, even if the acquisition doesn’t immediately boost profitability.
    – Regulatory Motives: such as cases of banks reforms.

    Do you have another examples of less common M&A rationale?

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