Company A has a pre-acquisition value of 600,000. Company B has a pre-acquisition value of 200,000.

Company A acquiries Company B in a cash acquisition with a bid value of 300,000.

The benefits arising from the acquisition are valued at 400,000.

How much of these benefits will remain for Company A shareholders after the cost of the acquisition is deducted?

		200,000
		400,000
		300,000
		100,000

A car manufacturing company acquires a rival car manufacturing company. This is an example of a:

		Horizontal acquisition
		Vertical acquisition
		Diagonal acquisition
		Perpendicular acquisition

Apollo Plc has 100,000 shares on a stand-alone basis, each with a value of 5. Lunar Plc has 50,000 shares on a stand-alone basis, each with a value of 2.

Apollo decides to acquire Lunar in a cash acquisition. Benefits of 200,000 are expected to arise from the acquisition.

Based on the information above, what will be the post-acquisition value per share of the merged group?

		5.33 per share
		7 per share
		8 per share
		6 per share