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“…Considering transactions in the global shipping market, Kammlott and Schiereck (2011) found negative abnormal returns for the acquirers' shareholders simultaneously to positive abnormal returns for the targets' shareholders with distinctive regional, temporal and direction-specific differences. In a more recent study, Alexandrou et al (2014), however, showed positive abnormal average returns for shareholders of acquirer firms and shareholders of target firms whereas acquirers' shareholders gains vary significantly across maritime sectors and regions. Darkow et al (2008) are among the first to analyze the impact of M&A in the logistics service industry as a whole.…”
Section: Slovin Et Al (1991)mentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…Considering transactions in the global shipping market, Kammlott and Schiereck (2011) found negative abnormal returns for the acquirers' shareholders simultaneously to positive abnormal returns for the targets' shareholders with distinctive regional, temporal and direction-specific differences. In a more recent study, Alexandrou et al (2014), however, showed positive abnormal average returns for shareholders of acquirer firms and shareholders of target firms whereas acquirers' shareholders gains vary significantly across maritime sectors and regions. Darkow et al (2008) are among the first to analyze the impact of M&A in the logistics service industry as a whole.…”
Section: Slovin Et Al (1991)mentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Brennan et al, 2014), closely correlated with the global economic development and international trade flows in the short run, the logistic markets are quite diverse with regard to their regional structures. However, the general economic conditions affect the scale of international trade, which has an impact on the logistics industry (Alexandrou et al, 2014). Several studies show a positive correlation between the volume of freight traffic and economic growth, measured by the total global GDP (e.g.…”
Section: Theoretical Expectations and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yuce & Ng (2005) using event study method investigate the effects of the M & A and observe abnormal returns on the target and acquirer firms' stocks. Other researchers (Andreou, Louca & Panayides, 2012;Alexandrou, Gounopoulos, & Thomas, 2014;Khanal, Mishra & Mottaleb, 2014) also observe positive effects of M & A on stocks' prices. On the other hand, some studies (Toyne & Tripp, 1998;Andre, Kooli, & Her, 2004;Asimakopoulos & Athanasoglo, 2013) found abnormal returns on target firms' stocks and decline in the acquirer firms' stocks' prices but Malhotra & Zhu (2006) report abnormal return on acquirer firms' stocks as well.…”
Section: Operating Performance Approachmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Complete shipping industry has undertaken strict measures to control OPEX, but container shipping, being hit the worst, had the best results, as shown in [10] finally remove the competitors and create favourable freight rates for themselves [16]. Today, top 15 companies in container shipping are as shown in Table 3.…”
Section: Optimization and Operating Expenses Reductionmentioning
confidence: 99%