Merger and acquisition (M&A) activities might potentially occur at slower pace and lower frequencies in the remaining two quarters of 2019 as a result of the scarcity in clean and clear projects readily available to invest.
Real estate merger and acquisition activities in Vietnam have been bustling in recent years and will grow impressively in the future, according to experts.
In the context of a decelerating revenue, the mergers of related companies and the shift to larger value-added businesses may be the potential drivers contributing to Coteccons’ growth in the medium term.
Instead of VietinBank, HDBank is taking requisite steps to acquire PG Bank and the strategic deal is expected to finalize in this September after a merger request to be submitted to the State Bank in this month.
An unknown future holds for PG Bank after the collapse of the merger between VietinBank and PG Bank.
The Vietnamese real estate market continues showing irresistible appeal to foreign investors, mostly through merger and acquisition, according to the latest update report of the real estate and investment management firm JLL.
Providing financial transparency is one of the significant barriers preventing M&A (mergers and acquisitions) in Vietnam from developing as expected.
The market is witnessing the merging and acquisition deal of the two largest stainless steel tanks manufacturers, a moved aimed at expanding distribution system, maximizing production capacity to develop the market shares.
Although many policymakers and economists have offered solutions to oppose against the “storm” of M&A acquisitions, many companies are struggling even in the home market. Domestic brands use a variety of solutions, such as changing business strategies, making long-term competition in the market, etc., but the majorities acknowledge that branding is difficult while protection and development of local brands is becoming more difficult, nearly alone in the fight against the “storm” of M & A.
