GMAJOR is set to revolutionize opportunities for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions by eliminating daunting language barriers. It serves as a gateway to a world where communication knows no bounds, connecting businesses across countries effortlessly and effectively.
A 100 days plan to help you sell your business seamlessly
You will be onboarded and supported along the way, from day 1 that you reach out until the day the deal is closed.
When it comes to M&A, it's necessary to conduct research and analysis on the target company and its invested assets.
Especially in the case of overseas M&A or first M&A action, it's very difficult to reach a suitable M&A agreement without performing due diligence on the business. And specifically, the following points should be investigated and analyzed such as Financial situation, market environment, business overview and company history, legal and human resources situation.
These investigations and analyses enable us to accurately determine the value of the target company and its invested assets and also to detect its potential risks in advance. Let’s find our GMAJOR D&D service even domestically and internationally.
“M&A” stands for Mergers and Acquisitions, which refers to the consolidation of companies or assets through various types of financial transactions. This includes mergers, where two companies join to form a single entity, and acquisitions, where one company purchases the shares or assets of another. M&A is performed as part of growth strategies to absorb the resources or technologies of other companies and strengthen market competitiveness.
“DCF” stands for Discounted Cash Flow, a valuation method that calculates the value of an investment based on its expected future cash flows, which are discounted back to their present value. By discounting these anticipated cash flows using a specific discount rate, one can estimate the value of an investment or an enterprise.
“The Market Approach” is a valuation method that estimates a company's value based on the market prices of comparable companies or past transaction data. It uses the stock prices or transaction multiples of similar companies to derive a relative value, serving as an indicator of a fair market price.
“Success in M&A” implies a smooth post-acquisition integration, the realization of the anticipated synergies, and the return on the invested capital as expected. Key to success is achieving outcomes that lead to long-term enhancement of corporate value.
“Earnout” is a deal structure where the seller receives additional compensation if the acquired company achieves certain pre-agreed performance targets post-acquisition. It's used to mitigate risks and reconcile differences in perspective between buyers and sellers.
“A Lock-Up” is an agreement post-transactions like M&A, where the seller is restricted from selling their shares for a set period. This period ensures price stability and a smooth transition to the new management regime. It may also be used to define a handover period for the business or assets.
“Due Diligence Service” in M&A involves a comprehensive review and analysis of the acquisition target's assets, liabilities, risks, and performance. Specialists across finance, legal, tax, commercial, and environmental sectors conduct thorough checks to identify potential issues with the transaction, supporting the buyer in making an informed valuation and decision. This service is vital to reduce investment risks and prevent unforeseen post-deal problems.