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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are strategic transactions in which two companies combine their operations through various means, such as merging together to form a new entity or one company acquiring another. M&A transactions can have significant implications for the companies involved, their employees, shareholders, and other stakeholders, and they are often pursued to achieve strategic objectives such as growth, diversification, increased market share, cost synergies, and access to new markets or technologies.

The M&A process typically begins with strategic planning, where companies identify potential targets or partners that align with their growth objectives and strategic priorities. This may involve conducting market research, financial analysis, and evaluating potential synergies to assess the strategic fit of a merger or acquisition. Before entering into a merger or acquisition agreement, both parties typically conduct due diligence to assess the financial, legal, operational, and regulatory aspects of the transaction. Due diligence involves reviewing financial statements, contracts, intellectual property, customer relationships, compliance issues, and other relevant information to identify potential risks and liabilities.