跨境并购案例频现A股市场

Group 1 - A-share companies are increasingly engaging in cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&A) driven by policy support, industrial upgrades, and globalization strategies, with 78 companies disclosing 85 cross-border M&A projects as of June 18 this year [1][2] - The main characteristics of these cross-border M&A activities include a focus on technology acquisition, global resource and market layout, and innovative financing tools to reduce costs [1][2] - Private enterprises are the main force in cross-border M&A, initiating 64 deals, which accounts for 75% of the total [2] Group 2 - The revised "Major Asset Restructuring Management Measures" released in May aims to address challenges in M&A projects, further deepening the reform of the M&A market for listed companies [2] - Industries such as electronics, automotive, and non-ferrous metals have each disclosed 10 cross-border M&A projects, ranking first among all sectors [2] - Companies like Zhizheng Co. and Kebo Da are actively pursuing acquisitions to enhance their technological capabilities and market presence, with Zhizheng planning to acquire a leading semiconductor packaging materials supplier [2][3] Group 3 - The core drivers of A-share companies' cross-border M&A include improving global supply chains, acquiring scarce technologies, and quickly entering new markets [4] - Companies are leveraging cross-border M&A to optimize their global strategies, as seen in the acquisitions by companies like Jiahua Intelligent and Lijuz Group, which aim to enhance innovation and market reach [4][5] - Cross-border M&A is viewed as a strategic path for companies to capture high-end positions in the global industrial value chain [5] Group 4 - Despite the active cross-border M&A landscape, companies face challenges such as cultural differences, management style conflicts, and legal and regulatory discrepancies during integration [6] - The role of intermediary institutions is crucial in assessing the quality of target companies and ensuring compliance with internal and external regulations [6]