PMI strategies: Make it or break it

At this year's China Outbound Summit, held in Beijing on September 16, nearly all of the panelists highlighted the importance of properly planning for post-merger integration (PMI). As China's appetite for overseas buying grows and PRC companies increasingly roam offshore for targets, it is imperative they consider PMI details earlier along the deal course and allocate sufficient resources to PMI-planning

12 minute readDecember 14, 2010 at 11:58 PM
By
Candice Mak

Chinese companies, pay attention: Post-merger integration (PMI) can make or break a deal. PRC corporations must be mindful of PMI-related challenges and make adequate preparations to meet these as inexperience

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