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A takeover occurs when one company makes a successful to assume control of or another . Takeovers can be done by purchasing a in the target firm and are often part of broader mergers and acquisitions . Companies pursue takeovers for reasons such as gaining value , entering new markets , or eliminating competition , sometimes using financial tools like leveraged buyouts .

are typically initiated by a larger company seeking to take over a smaller one . They can be , meaning two companies agree to the transaction , or , where the acquirer pursues the target without its full knowledge or consent .

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A friendly takeover is usually structured as a merger or . These typically proceed as both boards see them as positive . Voting still occurs in a takeover . However , when the board of directors and key are in favor of the takeover , takeover voting can more easily be .
Usually , in these cases of mergers or acquisitions , shares will be under one symbol . This can be done by shares from the target ? s shareholders to shares of the combined .

An unwelcome or takeover can be quite aggressive as one party is not a participant . The acquiring firm can use unfavorable tactics such as a dawn , where it buys a substantial stake in the target company as soon as the markets open , causing the target to before it realizes what is happening .
The target firm ? s management and board of directors may strongly takeover attempts by implementing tactics such as a poison pill , which allows the target ? s shareholders to purchase more shares at a discount to dilute the potential acquirer ? s holdings and rights .

A reverse takeover happens when a company takes over a public one . The acquiring company must have enough capital to the takeover . Reverse takeovers provide a way for a private company to go public without having to take on the risk or expense of going through an initial public offering ( IPO ) .

A creeping takeover occurs when one company increases its share ownership in another . Once the share ownership gets to or more , the acquiring company is required to account for the target ? s business through consolidated financial statement reporting . The 50% level can thus be a significant threshold , particularly since some companies may not want the responsibilities of controlling ownership . After the 50% threshold has been breached , the target company should be considered a subsidiary .
Creeping takeovers may also involve activists who buy shares of a company with the intent of creating value through management changes . An activist takeover would likely happen gradually over time .

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Those with a unique in a particular product or service
Small companies with viable products or services but financing
Similar companies in close geographic where combining forces could improve efficiency
Otherwise viable companies that pay too much for that could be refinanced at a lower cost if a larger company with better credit took over
Companies with good value but management challenge s

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