2021
DOI: 10.1177/1938965520979174
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Which Type of M&A Makes an Acquiring Restaurant Firm a Star? Profit-Driven Versus Growth-Driven M&A

Abstract: This study identifies whether profit-driven or growth-driven mergers and acquisitions (M&As) are more beneficial to a restaurant firm aiming to achieve profitable growth after an M&A. The results indicate that despite the challenges that must be overcome to achieve profitable growth through M&As, profit-driven acquiring firms are more likely to have better post-M&A operational performance than growth-driven acquiring firms. Therefore, this study suggests that when restaurant firms seek to grow … Show more

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“…The internationalization of restaurant firms and the higher return on assets (ROA) also mitigated the impact of Covid shock on capital market, but franchising had no significant effect. MUN et al (2021) also examined restaurant companies in the United States in terms of merger and acquisition strategies (M&A). The relevance of acquisition strategies as a framework is confirmed by the expected wave of acquisitions that are likely to follow the pandemic.…”
Section: The Effect Of Covid On Hospitalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The internationalization of restaurant firms and the higher return on assets (ROA) also mitigated the impact of Covid shock on capital market, but franchising had no significant effect. MUN et al (2021) also examined restaurant companies in the United States in terms of merger and acquisition strategies (M&A). The relevance of acquisition strategies as a framework is confirmed by the expected wave of acquisitions that are likely to follow the pandemic.…”
Section: The Effect Of Covid On Hospitalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Özmen (2020) investigated the influencing factors on the margins of restaurant businesses in Turkey. The impact of tip size on restaurant profit maximization was studied by Clifton et al (2021). These researchers calculated the critical tip size at which management should abandon the practice in order to prevent a decrease in restaurant profits.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%