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A [[share exchange]] is a way of combining businesses in which shares of one company are exchanged for shares of another. However, unlike in a [[merger]], where only one company survives the interaction, or a [[consolidation]], where neither comnpany does, in a [[share exchange]] both companies continue to exist as separate going concerns, though they are now part of the same consolidated group and | A [[share exchange]] is a way of combining businesses in which shares of one company are exchanged for shares of another. However, unlike in a [[merger]], where only one company survives the interaction, or a [[consolidation]], where neither comnpany does, in a [[share exchange]] both companies continue to exist as separate going concerns, though they are now part of the same consolidated group and will have some kind or other of a familial relationship (being a parent, child, siblings, long lost cousins from Australia, black sheep of family etc.) <br> | ||
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A share exchange is a way of combining businesses in which shares of one company are exchanged for shares of another. However, unlike in a merger, where only one company survives the interaction, or a consolidation, where neither comnpany does, in a share exchange both companies continue to exist as separate going concerns, though they are now part of the same consolidated group and will have some kind or other of a familial relationship (being a parent, child, siblings, long lost cousins from Australia, black sheep of family etc.)