In the business field, some large companies will achieve business expansion and scale expansion by acquiring other companies. These acquired companies may be on the verge of bankruptcy or have huge development potential. For investors who pay to buy other companies, the most important thing is how to make the right decision through some information. I believe that every acquirer company hopes that its choice can lead to success rather than repulsive failure.

These acquirers first need to calculate their own budget funds. They do not want to use more than the amount already planned to close a transaction.They are willing to realize their future strategic planning by acquiring other companies. They hope to succeed by acquiring a potential company at a high price. However, these companies account for a small proportion of the acquirer's enterprises. Because of their own business and operating costs, most companies often cannot afford to buy other enterprises with so much cash. These companies may apply for loans or obtain a sum of money by issuing shares. For enterprise managers, they often decide whether to complete the acquisition plan according to the internal financial situation of the company. Therefore, they would like to acquire a profitable company. They want to make money through these companies to repay their debts after completing the acquisition plan. If the companies they acquired are in a loss state, they also need to consider financial support for these companies after the acquisition.

The acquirer also needs to consider the debt information of the acquired company. Policymakers need to find out whether these acquired companies bear a large amount of debt. However, acquirers can also drive down the transaction amount of the acquired company through the debt factor. Therefore, the acquirers may be able to acquire these companies at a low price to save a lot of money. 

In reality, many companies will be involved in legal disputes. For the acquirers, they need to investigate these acquired companies before signing the acquisition agreement. They need to figure out the risks and secrets inside these acquired companies. The acquirers may negotiate with the acquirees on the allocation of responsibilities for legal disputes before the transaction is concluded.

After the acquisition is completed, the acquirers will basically abandon their financial systems and management systems. In fact, in order to reduce cost input, acquirers tend to lay off many employees of acquirees. In addition, the acquirers will also reduce the size of a large number of departments and sell a lot of equipment. For the acquirers, they need to consider the amount of compensation caused by layoffs.

To sum up, the acquisition transaction is an opportunity for both the acquirer and the acquiree to achieve success. However, for acquirers, they need to take more risks. At the same time, they may also make a lot of money. Acquirers need to consider multiple factors to make a prudent decision.

（Writer：Ciky）