From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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Manager at Bain | Kellogg MBA | Global Marketing, Strategy, Operational Excellence, Innovative Solutions
From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
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Bain Senior Partner; TMT EMEA Practice lead; Bain Global Board member; Start-up Investor/ Mentor
From 2000 to 2010, companies that were frequent acquirers earned 57% higher shareholder returns vs. those that stayed out of the market. Today, that advantage has jumped to 130%. Delve into our latest research to learn what sets apart companies active in M&A for success.
How Companies Got So Good at M&A
bain.com
