M&A Post-merger integration – idea and role of sucesful integration process
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More than a half of M&A’s ends as value destruction for shareholders. In a long period (over 5 years) only come M&A’s bring value creation for both side of the
transaction. M&A post- merger integration is one of the issues regarding sucesful M&A value creation. Most of the executive who are involved in M&A process is focused on due dilligence or „buying” aspects. However preparing a proper integration plan for a company might be even more important than due dilligence and Sales-Purchase Agreement negotiation process. It must be underlined that there is a plenty of key aspects than must be taken into consideration – from setting the right KPI’s for executive to understanding ‘the ecosystem’ and stakeholders. Communication is also one of the leading problems when it comes to post-M&A integration. In the recent years new idea of interim managers or executives has been arised. The interim executive come to the company and prepare and supervise whole process of integration. The purpose of the article is to explain importance of post-merger integration process as well as bring idea of post-merger integration manager.
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