A Brave New Paradigm for M&A - Serial Acquisition Options

Authored by Han Smit, Professor of Corporate Finance, Erasmus University, Netherlands
Authored by Thras Moraitis, FORMER Executive General Manager Group Strategy and Corporate Affairs, Xstrata plc, London, United Kingdom

A serial M&A strategy is a powerful strategic option for businesses wishing to grow in a specific market or for a private equity firm pursuing a buy-and-build strategy. Thras Moraitis, Executive General Manager Group Strategy and Corporate Affairs at Xstrata plc, and Han Smit, Professor of Corporate Finance at Erasmus University, reveal how some fresh thinking is needed to deliver a successful acquisition strategy.

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