Drawing on an eight-year longitudinal multi-case study of eight strategic asset–seeking acquisitions by Chinese multinational enterprises (CMNEs), this paper explores the evolution of integration and its drivers. Three integration paths are revealed. All start with light-touch integration and morph to different target integration models, either another form of light touch or absorption. A driving system is identified in which strategic intent and catch-up strategies are the guiding drivers, whilst resource dependency and cultural distance are the steering drivers. Even an external shock (i.e., the COVID-19 pandemic) does not distract CMNEs from their strategic intent or target integration model but merely acts as a catalyst for integration....
This book assesses Chinese acquisitions in developed countries, evaluates the drivers and opportunit...
There is limited research into the postmerger integration (PMI) process in cross-border mergers and ...
Despite growing interest in emerging Chinese multinational corporations (MNCs), most previous studie...
As a major entry mode of global strategy of Chinese MNCs, Chinese cross-border merger and acquisitio...
Integrating the developed-market resources after acquisitions is a crucial tool for Chinese multinat...
Over the last few decades, cross-border mergers and acquisitions (CBM&As) in Developed Economies hav...
Aiming to advance the springboard view and to contextualize it from diverse perspectives, this study...
There is limited research into the postmerger integration (PMI) process in cross-border mergers and ...
The main purpose of this research is to understand the determinants of global integration strategies...
Chinese firms increasingly engage in risky strategic asset-seeking acquisitions in developed economi...
Since the end of Great Recession about a decade ago, the 20 biggest emerging market economies have b...
Chinese cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&As), particularly post M&A integration, is still a ...
Acquisitions as a commonly adopted tool enable Chinese firms to gain quicker and deeper access to ce...
Acquisitions as a commonly adopted tool enable Chinese firms to gain quicker and deeper access to ce...
With the development of Chinese economy, more Chinese multinational firms choose to merge and acquir...
This book assesses Chinese acquisitions in developed countries, evaluates the drivers and opportunit...
There is limited research into the postmerger integration (PMI) process in cross-border mergers and ...
Despite growing interest in emerging Chinese multinational corporations (MNCs), most previous studie...
As a major entry mode of global strategy of Chinese MNCs, Chinese cross-border merger and acquisitio...
Integrating the developed-market resources after acquisitions is a crucial tool for Chinese multinat...
Over the last few decades, cross-border mergers and acquisitions (CBM&As) in Developed Economies hav...
Aiming to advance the springboard view and to contextualize it from diverse perspectives, this study...
There is limited research into the postmerger integration (PMI) process in cross-border mergers and ...
The main purpose of this research is to understand the determinants of global integration strategies...
Chinese firms increasingly engage in risky strategic asset-seeking acquisitions in developed economi...
Since the end of Great Recession about a decade ago, the 20 biggest emerging market economies have b...
Chinese cross-border mergers and acquisitions (M&As), particularly post M&A integration, is still a ...
Acquisitions as a commonly adopted tool enable Chinese firms to gain quicker and deeper access to ce...
Acquisitions as a commonly adopted tool enable Chinese firms to gain quicker and deeper access to ce...
With the development of Chinese economy, more Chinese multinational firms choose to merge and acquir...
This book assesses Chinese acquisitions in developed countries, evaluates the drivers and opportunit...
There is limited research into the postmerger integration (PMI) process in cross-border mergers and ...
Despite growing interest in emerging Chinese multinational corporations (MNCs), most previous studie...