A STUDY ON MERGER AND ACQUISITION IN FMCG INDUSTRY IN INDIA

M&A is broadly accepted corporate restructuring procedure in present financial situation. In each industry, organizations acknowledge this system for their quick development and improvement. In the nation like India FMCG part is having a major market size. An endeavor has been made in this study to break down the impacts of M&As in FMCG industry in India. Hypothetically it is accepted that mergers and acquisition improve organization performance because of expanded market control, upgraded benefit and hazard expansion. The research center around the M&A action on FMCG industry which converged somewhere in the range of 2000 and 2010. Similar research of money related information of Hindustan Unilever Limited and Emami Limited with assistance of Ratio Analysis for multi-year prior and multi-year after the M&A was directed to pick up learning that whether merger had prompted an improved presentation after the Merger and Acquisition. Secondary data from the yearly reports was gathered for multi-year prior and multiyear post to the M&As. The study is finished with the assistance of ratio analysis and interpretation by charts. The study found that M&As positively affect productivity of acquiring firms of FMCG organizations in India. There was additionally beneficial outcome of M&A action on Return on Capital Employed and Return on Net Worth and yet it found that M&A action has no constructive outcome on Operating overall revenue Ratio and Net Profit Margin Ratio of chose FMCG organizations. The study found that the measures utilized for examination that shows in general improvement in the presentation of chose FMCG organizations in India after M&A