Thread regarding Waters Corp. layoffs

Do most mergers fail?

Yes, a high percentage of mergers fail, with many studies indicating failure rates between 50% and 90%, with 70% to 75% being a commonly cited range. Key reasons for this failure include ineffective integration strategies, poor target identification, delays, a lack of speed, and cultural clashes between the two merging entities. Overpriced aquisition.


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Post ID: @OP+1k5nayr06

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BD is not a good buy, they need to get there accounting department on all BD US sites.

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Post ID: @b2n+1k5nayr06

Waters recent acquisitions of Andrew Alliance and Wyatt failed in integration. Wyatt overpriced. In last five years, Waters acquisitions have failed

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Post ID: @j6+1k5nayr06

Based on the horrendous Wyatt integration, one must assume BD will also be an epic failure.

Wall Street is punishing the stock because they know it’s a bad merger

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