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Why do companies like Cadbury and Coles approve of others such as Kraft and Wesfarmers taking over/buying them?
Q. How do the original/initial companies such as Coles and Cadbury benefit from this? What's to say one day, that Wesfarmers and Kraft won't be offered to be bought by another or larger business/company/corporat ion?
Asked by Other - Wed Jan 20 04:20:47 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With a merger or acquisition, companies can operate at lesser cost due to larger economies of scale. They benefit by reducing costs of many operations (eg Marketing department) because now they operate under a single entity. Also a larger company can buy materials at lower costs due to its larger purchasing power. Technically, Wesfarmers and Kraft could be bought over one day, but they are pretty huge themselves, not many companies (especially in the food industry) are able to buy over such a large corporation. A merger might be a likelier choice PS. I cant wait for my cheese flavored Dairy Milk
Answered by J - Wed Jan 20 04:32:26 2010
Q. How do the original/initial companies such as Coles and Cadbury benefit from this? What's to say one day, that Wesfarmers and Kraft won't be offered to be bought by another or larger business/company/corporat ion?
Asked by Other - Wed Jan 20 04:20:47 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With a merger or acquisition, companies can operate at lesser cost due to larger economies of scale. They benefit by reducing costs of many operations (eg Marketing department) because now they operate under a single entity. Also a larger company can buy materials at lower costs due to its larger purchasing power. Technically, Wesfarmers and Kraft could be bought over one day, but they are pretty huge themselves, not many companies (especially in the food industry) are able to buy over such a large corporation. A merger might be a likelier choice PS. I cant wait for my cheese flavored Dairy Milk
Answered by J - Wed Jan 20 04:32:26 2010
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