This is a practical guide for cross-border mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies. <Br />The Lao Wang in the book is you and me. They want to go out, but are afraid of going out; they are many Chinese entrepreneurs who go out and have a lot of troubles. Entrepreneurs will find a lot of enlightenment if they come to understand how Lao Wang's troubles arise and how to solve them. <Br />With the rise of China's economy, more and more Chinese companies are going international under the wave of globalization. The root cause of the boom in cross-border mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies is that the original economic development model is unsustainable, and cross-border mergers and acquisitions have become a shortcut to stabilize growth and adjust structure. This book takes the M&A journey of a Zhejiang private entrepreneur as the main line. In the process of telling his business story, it presents practical M&A cases and strategies to readers. It is a must-read for Chinese entrepreneurs who are preparing to go global.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! For mothers like me who have just given birth, although they may not be involved in corporate mergers and acquisitions for the time being, many of the ideas and methods in the book can be used for reference in life. I particularly like Lao Wang in the book. I feel like he is like a friend around us who encounters problems and solves them. This real case makes it easier for me to understand and relate to him. Moreover, this book is written by an author with practical experience, so the suggestions given are very down-to-earth and of great reference value. I think both entrepreneurs and ordinary people can learn something from this book.
This book is very practical! For mothers like me who have just given birth, although they may not be involved in corporate mergers and acquisitions for the time being, many of the ideas and methods in the book can be used for reference in life. I particularly like Lao Wang in the book. I feel like he is like a friend around us who encounters problems and solves them. This real case makes it easier for me to understand and relate to him. Moreover, this book is written by an author with practical experience, so the suggestions given are very down-to-earth and of great reference value. I think both entrepreneurs and ordinary people can learn something from this book.