Classification based on the size of deal:
The newspaper statistics describing the M&A activity in India speak of only large deals. For example, in year 2019, around 1000 main deals took place and the average value of of a deal was rupees 500 crore. In India there is no mechanism of maintaining database of merger and acquisition deals. SEBI maintains data of only M&A deals in the listed companies. CMIE maintains the data of M&A deals but it has many limitations.
There is no professional record of the mergers and acquisitions of the small and medium-sized companies with any authority. These deals are reported to the the Ministry of Corporate Affairs but they aren’t compiled into any useful database. It is only a matter of guess what would be the count of the deals and what would be their value.
Large deals:
Apohan considers any merger and acquisition deal where the net transaction consideration is more than rupees 100 crore as a large deal.
Small deals:
Apohan considers any merger and acquisition deal where the net transaction consideration is more than rupees 10 crore and less than rupees 100 crore as a small deal.
Micro deals:
Apohan considers any merger and acquisition deal where the net transaction consideration is less than rupees 10 crore as a micro deal. Apohan is not in the business of micro deals.
Apohan very well understands the different degrees of complexities and other sensitivities in the different sizes of M&A deals. Apohan helps a small and medium enterprise in approaching the investors of appropriate ticket sizes for the M&A deal. Apohan carries out professional, end-to-end, customized consultancy services by understanding how to quickly close the small deals. Apohan manages the transaction right from the problem identification phase, to the closure of deal with perfection.