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Chinese Acquisitions in Developed Countries
Operational Challenges and Opportunities
This book assesses Chinese acquisitions in developed countries, evaluates the drivers and opportunities and, above all, explores the major operational challenges. It discusses topics such as cross-cultural issues, integration strategies, risk and resilience, the influence of emerging technologies, servitization, impacts on reshoring, corporate social responsibility, branding strategies, knowledge management, and transfer of best practices. While emerging market multinational corporations' (EMNCs) use of mergers and acquisitions as a strategic vehicle has received considerable attention, much less is known about their post-entry activities, such as the implementation of post-acquisition and integration strategies. It can be expected that, compared with their Western counterparts, EMNCs will face radically different challenges that may undermine the success of their products, brands and marketing. Addressing these issues by means of a case study approach, this book is an ideal teaching resource for a variety of courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. It also appeals to academics, researchers, and practitioners with a keen interest in manufacturing industry.
1.The Rise of Chinese Multinationals: The changing landscape of global competition Casanova & Miroux -- 2. Chinese state-owned enterprises in the market for corporate control Evidences and rationalities of acquisition in western countries Baroncelli &Landoni -- 3.International Expansion of Chinese Emerging Market Multinational Corporations to Developed Markets: A Qualitative Analysis of Post-acquisition and Integration Strategies Rottig &Torres de Oliveira -- 4.Contrasting Germany and China: What is the influence of culture and learning on the PMI-process? Chen &Mahr -- 5"Opportunities, but Nothing Very Concrete:" The Challenge Finns Face with Chinese Delegations' General Level of Interest in Finland Stopniece.
International business enterprises-Cross-cultural studies