Definition Horizontal Merger. Description.
A Horizontal Merger takes place where the two merging companies
produce similar product in the same industry. Unlike
Vertical Mergers, which occurs
when two firms, each working at different stages in the production of the
same good, combine.
The joining together or combination of companies in the same
industry may be deemed illegal in many countries if it tends to reduce competition
substantially.
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Mergers, Acquisitions & Corporate Control
Corporate Control, Mergers and Acquisitions, Anti-takeover Measures, Synergies...
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Vertical Integration and Horizontal Integration
Difference Between Vertical Integration and Horizontal Integration...
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Compare with:
Horizontal Integration
| Horizontal Agreement
| Vertical Agreement
| Oligopoly |
Synergy |
Competitive Environment
| Competitive Position
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