Merger & Amalgamation Advisory.
We help companies design, execute and complete mergers and amalgamations under the Companies Act, 2013 with complete support—from strategy & valuation to drafting, NCLT approval and post-merger integration.
Why Companies Choose Merger & Amalgamation
Mergers help companies consolidate resources, expand market share and simplify group structures. It is one of the most powerful tools for organisational growth & restructuring.
1. Group Restructuring
- •Combine group entities for simpler compliance.
- •Remove inactive / duplicate companies.
2. Cost Efficiency
- •Reduced admin, audit & tax filings.
- •Optimised manpower & overheads.
3. Business Expansion
- •Acquire complementary business units.
- •Expand market reach & product lines.
Our M&A Services
End-to-end execution with professional drafting, planning and filing support.
Strategy & Feasibility
- •Understanding business structure.
- •Identifying M&A fit & objectives.
Valuation Coordination
- •Working with Registered Valuers.
- •Share swap & fairness evaluation.
Drafting of Scheme
- •Compliant Scheme of Merger/Amalgamation.
- •Asset, liability & share capital mapping.
NCLT Process
- •Preparation of forms, affidavits & petitions.
- •Hearing follow-ups & clarifications.
Approvals & Meetings
- •Shareholder & creditor approvals.
- •Notices, resolutions & documentation.
Post-Merger Integration
- •Capital structure update.
- •ROC, GST & other registrations update.
Estimated Timeline
Timelines depend on NCLT Bench, objections and document readiness.
Feasibility & Valuation
2–4 weeks
Scheme Preparation
1–2 weeks
NCLT Process
4–8 months (varies by bench)
Documents Required
List may vary depending on the structure of the merging entities.
- •Financial statements of all companies
- •List of shareholders & creditors
- •Valuation report (if applicable)
- •MOA, AOA, incorporation docs
- •Board resolutions & consents
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can private companies merge without NCLT?
No. Section 230-232 process requires NCLT approval for mergers.
2. Is valuation compulsory?
Recommended and often required, especially where share swap ratio is involved.
3. What is the tax impact?
Depends on structure; tax-neutral mergers allowed if conditions are satisfied.
Discuss Your Proposed Merger
We will help with feasibility, route, timeline and paperwork.
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