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2 years ago

Evaluate the potential of acquisitions of a) Santa Isabel and b) Royal Ahold? What do you recommend?

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Acquisition is never an easy feat. One of the problems that was associated with the acquisition of Santa Isabel by Royal Ahold, was that in that year, Ahold's books went red. The reason for this was put on Santa Isabel.

<h3>What is an acquisition?</h3>

An acquisition in business refers to the purchase of majority stake in a company. This is known as a partial acquisition.

In some cases, there are 100% acquisitions. In this case, there was first a partial acquisition to the tune of 70%.

This translated to unwarranted legal battles for Royal Ahold who was asked to pay more for the remaining 30% by a minority shareholders.

The recommendations must come from a technical/financial analysis of what the opportunities are for Royal Ahold should they gain 100% control of the company.

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