1, changes in culture and management mode. Changes in companies and enterprises will inevitably change corporate culture. At this time, it may be necessary to adapt to the new corporate culture and management model.
2. Management changes. ? Leadership is the key to change the working mode of the company, so the acquisition company will inevitably let its own managers replace the employees of the acquisition company; As a subordinate, you should learn to get along with the new leader.
3. Changes in wages and benefits. ? In terms of salary and benefits, it also means change. There are two possibilities: one is that the existing salary and benefits will remain unchanged, and the other is that they will be implemented according to the new salary and benefits formulated by the acquiring company.
4. Changes in rules and operating methods. ? The way you work has changed a lot. In the past, you might ask for simplicity, but now you may ask for more details and more meeting time.
Acquisition refers to an economic behavior in which a company obtains a certain degree of control over other companies through property rights transactions in order to achieve certain economic goals. Acquisition is a form of enterprise capital management, which has both economic and legal significance. The economic significance of acquisition means that the management control of the enterprise changes hands, and the original investor loses the management control of the enterprise, which is essentially to gain control.
When the industry is depressed and the economy is depressed, you can buy low-priced stocks in the secondary market of the other company. Legally speaking, according to the provisions of China's Securities Law, acquisition refers to the act of issuing an offer to buy shares of a listed company when the listed company holds 30% of its issued shares, the essence of which is to buy the equity of the acquired enterprise.
However, except for the antique industry, the Auction Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) promulgated by the state clearly stipulates that any enterprise shall not purchase antiques, cultural relics and precious medicinal materials in any name, and shall bear legal responsibilities if it illegally resells and smuggles them.