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of <h1>Exploring Takeovers: Friendly, Hostile, and Reverse Strategies Under Companies Act Provisions</h1> A takeover occurs when an acquirer gains control of a target company by purchasing its shares, often to achieve controlling interest. Types of takeovers include friendly, hostile, and reverse takeovers. The objectives of takeovers range from cost savings and product development to market expansion and eliminating competition. Takeover bids can be friendly or hostile, with considerations in cash, shares, or new company formation. Legal aspects are governed by the Companies Act, with specific provisions for listed and unlisted companies. Financially, takeovers involve accounting entries for holding and subsidiary companies. Anti-takeover strategies, like 'shark repellants' and 'poison pills,' are used to deter hostile bids.
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