How should a company enclose land What are the other ways besides mergers and acquisitions?

Merger. There are also leveraged buyouts. Or financing.

Gome is a chain enterprise. It's a knock-on effect.

The second is to advertise where you're going to roll the ground.

I understand it.

Enterprise mergers and acquisitions, that is, mergers and acquisitions between enterprises, are the acts of enterprise legal persons acquiring the property rights of other legal persons in a certain economic way on the basis of equality, voluntariness, and equivalent compensation, and are a major form of capital operation and operation of enterprises. M&A mainly includes three forms: company merger, asset acquisition, and equity acquisition. A corporate merger refers to a legal act whereby two or more companies jointly form a company by entering into a merger agreement in accordance with the conditions and procedures stipulated in the Company Law.

The merger of a company can be divided into two forms: merger by absorption and merger by new establishment. Asset acquisition refers to the selective acquisition of all or part of the assets of the other company by an enterprise in cash, in kind, valuable**, labor services or debt forgiveness. Equity acquisition refers to the acquisition of all or part of the equity of the shareholders of the target company.

As a result of a controlling takeover, Company A holds sufficient shares to control the absolute majority of other companies, which does not affect the continued existence of Company B, and its organizational form remains unchanged, and it still has an independent legal personality in law. Legal basis: Article 172 of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China provides that a merger of a company may be a merger by absorption or a new merger.

The absorption of another company by one company is a merger by absorption, and the absorbed company is dissolved. The merger of two or more companies to create a new company is a new merger, and the parties to the merger are dissolved.

1. Acquisition of the target company as a whole.

The specific practice and consequence of the overall acquisition of the target company is that the acquirer swallows up all of the target company, and at the end of the merger, the target company ceases to exist separately and becomes part of the merging party. When the merging party accepts the target company, it also takes over all the assets (tangible and intangible), creditor's rights and debts, and employees of the target company, and then manages and operates according to its own management style.

2. Acquire the assets of the target company.

Acquisition of the assets of the target company refers to the acquisition of only part or all of the assets of the target company. In addition to tangible assets, i.e., real estate, cash, machinery and equipment, raw materials, finished products, etc., assets generally include intangible assets such as goodwill, patents, licenses, trade names, trademarks, intellectual property rights, trade secrets, confidential information, processing technology, technology, know-how, etc., as well as all licenses, approvals, consents, authorizations, etc. required for the operation of the enterprise obtained from the company.

3. Acquire the equity of the target company.

The acquisition of equity** or shares in a target company is one of the most frequently occurring forms of corporate mergers and acquisitions today. In this form, the acquirer issues a takeover offer by way of agreement or forced takeover to acquire a certain number of ** or shares of the target company. The target company continues to exist as usual, and the creditor's rights and debts are not easy to handle, but its shareholders and shareholding ratio have changed, and the control of the target company has changed and transferred, resulting in changes in business objectives, management personnel, business methods, and business styles.

Acquisition of a small-scale ordinary company in Beijing.

According to the requirements of the Company Law (limited liability company or shares****), the sale of more than a certain percentage of its net assets, such as more than 50%, must be approved by the company's shareholders' meeting, in addition to the company's merger, acquisition, dissolution, spin off, dividend policy, company article) amendments and other major matters also need to be approved by the board of directors and the shareholders' meeting.

Therefore, whether a large company acquires or merges a small company, it needs to obtain the permission of the company's shareholders' meeting. If there is a disagreement between shareholders on the resolution of the board of directors, the shareholder of one party has the right to let other shareholders acquire their own shares at a reasonable price. For large transactions** of listed companies, there is also a relevant approval process.