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MARKET ENTRY STRATEGY: SERVICE THAT IS THE NEED OF THE HOUR

Consulting firms  help you to strategically plan to approach a market with an in-depth evaluation of the market. It helps to recognize the opportunities present in the market and help its client to make and implement a  market entry strategy .    India management consultant   is firms that help its clients to implement a particularly recommended strategy for them to establish profitable ventures in the Indian market.    Consulting firms  are firms that help you to decide “to be or not to be,” they help with  market entry strategy  based on their facts and the vibes of the market. We help our clients with data and research materials that they would need to get complete information about the market. In short and crisp language we are the decision makers and influencers for our clients but based on rigorous research and thorough analysis of the market.     India management consultant  uses the various exploration methodologies that include real-time interactions with the stakehold

Merger and Acquisition (M&A) Law in India

Merger and Acquisition (M&A) is the term used to define consolidation of the companies. The Merger is the combination of two companies as one, the less powerful company loses its identity and becomes one with the more powerful one. On the other hand, Acquisition is when one company is completely taken over by another one. The main reason behind M&A is to create more value for the company. Many countries have their own propagated M&A law. Mergers and Acquisition firms in India   can help you understand this law and regulations of M&A so that you can consolidate without any hassle. M&A in India is governed by the Indian Companies Act, 1956, under section 391 and 394. It can also be done through the court with the mutual agreement of both the companies. The High court should approve merger and Acquisition, and the proposal should be sanctioned by three-fourths of the shareholders or creditor of the concerned company. Indian Antagonism: This allows 210 day

Procedure and Requirements to Open A subsidiary Company in India

India is among the top ten largest economies in the world, and it might get into the top three by 2025 if it keeps on progressing with the same speed. This is the reason a lot of people are thinking of starting a  foreign business in India . But the main challenge in front of foreign investors is how to open up a subsidiary in India.    Before we get into the procedure, you must know what a subsidiary company is? A subsidiary company which is also known as a daughter company is owned and controlled by the parent company (partially or completely). For example, Amazon owns many subsidiary companies under it.    A company can be registered as private limited or public limited company. To register a subsidiary company, one director has to be an Indian, two would be better, similarly, there should be two shareholders. Registry process can be a bit complex, but there are many  consulting companies  who can help you with this.    Documents Required for Registration  

Top Reasons Behind Mergers and Acquisition

Many international and domestic companies go for merger and acquisition for  business expansion in India .  M&A leads to the company’s growth by enhancing its production and marketing operation. Merger and acquisition  is  an act of consolidating two or more companies with the purpose of business growth and increasing market share. There are several reasons for the occurrence of merger and acquisition, some of them are mention here:   Synergies   By consolidating two firms, we enhance its value and performance. In simple terms we can say, “One plus one makes two” and two have a higher value than one. Operating economics is the major benefit of the merger. Moreover, it also strengthens R & D facilities by improving managerial capabilities, better-organized production facilities and profitable investment etc.    Business Growth   A company may expand internally or externally. The merger can allow the primary company to grow its market share without doing an