| Year | 2011 50 Downloads |
| Volume/Issue/Review Month | Vol. - IV | Spl. Issue 2 | Jan |
| Title | Corporate Restructuring and Value Creation |
| Authors | N.S.Nanda , Sweta Mishra , Arpita Dash |
| Broad area | Corporate Restructuring and Value Creation |
| Abstract | The “Corporate restructuring” is an umbrella term that includes mergers and consolidations, divestitures and liquidations and various types of battles for corporate control. The essence of corporate restructuring lies in achieving the long run goal of wealth maximization. This study is an attempt to highlight the impact of corporate restructuring on the shareholders’ value. Thus, it helps us to know, if restructuring generates value gains for shareholders (both those who own the firm before the restructuring and those who own the firm after the restructuring), how even the government will be in profit, and how these value gains have been created and achieved through corporate restructuring |
| DOI | Most of the Indian companies have adopted the ‘maximization of longterm shareholder value? as their central corporate objective. Enhancing shareholder value in the long run involves, among other decisions restructuring and inorganic growth through merge |
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