Merger and acquisition reports help companies to track the growth and consolidations of their competitors, prospects, and potential business partners. These reports contain transaction facts and information, which may not be found easily otherwise and can thus benefit companies, which need such information. Merger and acquisition reports also help in monitoring current market prices and terms so that a company's market knowledge and competitiveness can increase. These reports assist in generating leads with the help of key decision makers and they save time by providing at a glance financial data, including unit, and multiple revenues. Merger and acquisition reports may prove useful to banking professionals, accounting firms, consultants, health care executives, appraisers, specialty libraries, and research analysts.
Merger and acquisition reports include deal specifications, transaction type, and acquisition technique. The reports begin by identifying products of one company that are either complementary or overlapping to the other company's products. Suppliers of one company are then displayed alongside the other company's suppliers, with overlapping suppliers to both firms highlighted. The reports also contain dependent suppliers to both companies, including the percentage of dependent revenue if known. Top customers of both companies, including overlapping customers, are also revealed. The reports then include key business relationship data in the area of strategic partnerships for each company. Additional content and features include Lines of Business Summaries, Product Summaries, Product Line details of both companies, Earnings Summaries of the companies, and pro forma financial statements.
Merger and acquisition reports, in short, contain detailed descriptive data on target and acquirer companies, terms of transactions, and advisor information. These reports also include sources of funds, common share information, key dates, and defensive tactics. They help compare past deals and help analyze return on investments made on any deal. They act as guidelines. They are also useful in case of lawsuits as they can serve as evidence. These reports give an overview of the deal but do not disclose complete detailed information to outsiders. Most deals are made between companies that deal with similar products, as they are a growth prospect. These reports help study actual growth and profitability.
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