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Chrysler Corporation: Negotiations between Daimler and Chrysler (V. 2.2)Robert F. BrunerUniversity of Virginia - Darden School of Business Robert E. SpekmanUniversity of Virginia - Darden School of Business Melinda Daviesaffiliation not provided to SSRN Brian Kannryaffiliation not provided to SSRN Petra ChristmannRutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Management & Global Business UVA-F-1240 Abstract: This case may be taught singly or used as a merger-negotiation exercise with "Daimler-Benz A. G.: Negotiations between Daimler and Chrysler" (UVA-F-1241). Set in February 1998, the case places students in the position of negotiators for the company; their task is to value both firms, assess the potential earnings dilution of a combination, and negotiate a detailed agreement with their counterpart. The case can be used to explore such interesting negotiation issues as determination of a share-exchange ratio, treatment of major stockholders, and structuring a deal. Also, the case and exercise can be used to spark a discussion of acquisition in comparison with strategic alliance, or other less formal models of combination.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 46 Keywords: mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliance, negotiation, valuation, cross-border investment working papers seriesDate posted: October 21, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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