Financial Growth Indicator of Merger and Acquisition in Indian Corporate Sector
CHAPTER – 1
THE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Title of the Problem
1.3 Review of literature
1.4 Objectives of the Study
1.5 Data Collection
1.6 Selection of Samples
1.7 Period of the Study
1.8 Hypothesis of the Study
1.9 Tools of Analysis
(A) Ratio Analysis
(B) Statistical Techniques
• Average
• Index Number
• The Standard Deviation
• Student – T – Test
1.10 Significance of the Study
1.11 Outline of Chapter Plan
1.12 Limitations of the Study
1
CHAPTER – 1
THE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
1. INTRODUCTION :financial
Corporate restructuring has become a major component in the
and economic
environment
all
over the world.
Industrial
restructurings have raised important issues for business decisions as well as for
public formulation policy. Since 1991, Indian industries have been increasingly exposed to both domestic and international competition and competitiveness.
Hence, in recent times companies have started restructuring their operations around their core business activities through mergers and acquisitions.
2.
TITLE OF THE PROBLEM :-
It is true that dramatic events like mergers, acquisitions,
takeovers, restructuring and corporate controls occupy the Indian business
news papers almost daily. Further they have become central focus of public and corporate policy issues. Some assert that the activities of mergers and
acquisitions represent a new force in creativity and productivity. Some other
view it is blight in our economy. Regardless of these views, they do represent a
major trend in the economical environment. This is an area of potential good
as well as potential harm in corporate strategy including manufacturing
industry. Mergers take place due to various motives. There for an analysis has
to be made to compare the financial performance of pre and post merger of the firms. The title of the problem is as under:
“Financial Growth
THE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Title of the Problem
1.3 Review of literature
1.4 Objectives of the Study
1.5 Data Collection
1.6 Selection of Samples
1.7 Period of the Study
1.8 Hypothesis of the Study
1.9 Tools of Analysis
(A) Ratio Analysis
(B) Statistical Techniques
• Average
• Index Number
• The Standard Deviation
• Student – T – Test
1.10 Significance of the Study
1.11 Outline of Chapter Plan
1.12 Limitations of the Study
1
CHAPTER – 1
THE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
1. INTRODUCTION :financial
Corporate restructuring has become a major component in the
and economic
environment
all
over the world.
Industrial
restructurings have raised important issues for business decisions as well as for
public formulation policy. Since 1991, Indian industries have been increasingly exposed to both domestic and international competition and competitiveness.
Hence, in recent times companies have started restructuring their operations around their core business activities through mergers and acquisitions.
2.
TITLE OF THE PROBLEM :-
It is true that dramatic events like mergers, acquisitions,
takeovers, restructuring and corporate controls occupy the Indian business
news papers almost daily. Further they have become central focus of public and corporate policy issues. Some assert that the activities of mergers and
acquisitions represent a new force in creativity and productivity. Some other
view it is blight in our economy. Regardless of these views, they do represent a
major trend in the economical environment. This is an area of potential good
as well as potential harm in corporate strategy including manufacturing
industry. Mergers take place due to various motives. There for an analysis has
to be made to compare the financial performance of pre and post merger of the firms. The title of the problem is as under:
“Financial Growth