2022
DOI: 10.1108/ijoem-12-2021-1827
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M&A performance in emerging markets: do they behave in unison or otherwise?

Abstract: PurposeThe study aims to evaluate and compare the mergers and acquisitions (M&As) performance utilising a sample of deals originating from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS). In addition to nation-wise performance analysis, a further sub-sample analysis is conducted based on the target location (domestic and cross-border), development status (developed and emerging) and the acquired ownership stakes (majority and minority).Design/methodology/approachThe final sample of the study includes… Show more

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“…This performance puzzle calls for a comprehensive examination. While the previous studies have majorly remained limited to India and China, the present study especially contributes to the scarce research evidence in the context of South Africa, Brazil and Russia (Ermolaeva, 2019; Kukreja et al , 2022; Luiz and Barnard, 2022). Secondly, although the concept of cross-country distance is well recognised in the literature, the relative significance and impact of its various dimensions need to be yet understood.…”
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confidence: 87%
“…This performance puzzle calls for a comprehensive examination. While the previous studies have majorly remained limited to India and China, the present study especially contributes to the scarce research evidence in the context of South Africa, Brazil and Russia (Ermolaeva, 2019; Kukreja et al , 2022; Luiz and Barnard, 2022). Secondly, although the concept of cross-country distance is well recognised in the literature, the relative significance and impact of its various dimensions need to be yet understood.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%