Merger & Acquisition
Merger & Acquisition
Mergers and acquisitions reshape the structure of a business. Whether two companies are combining, one is buying another, or shareholders are restructuring ownership, the process involves legal approvals, valuation, due diligence, tax planning, and seamless integration. A good M&A process protects both value and compliance.
We guide you through every stage so your merger or acquisition is smooth, compliant, and strategically sound.
What we do
Conduct financial, legal, and secretarial due diligence
Draft the scheme of merger or acquisition
Coordinate with valuers for fair valuation
Prepare board and shareholder approvals
Handle NCLT filings and representations
Manage ROC, RD, and other authority approvals
Oversee post-merger integration and statutory updates
Why this matters
M&A transactions are heavily scrutinised. Any error in valuation, compliance, or documentation can derail the deal, attract objections, or delay approvals. Clean execution protects stakeholders and ensures the transaction holds up legally and financially.
Frequently Asked Questions
A merger combines two or more companies into one. An acquisition is when one company buys control of another.
Most mergers, amalgamations, and major restructures require NCLT approval unless they fall under the fast-track merger route.
A detailed review of financials, legal records, contracts, compliances, and risks before the deal is finalised.
A registered valuer determines the fair swap ratio or purchase consideration based on assets, earnings, or market methods.
Scheme of merger, audited financials, valuation report, affidavits, board resolutions, shareholder approvals, and filings with ROC/NCLT.