What happens to shares of a company facing some kind of restructuring?

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  1. Zaysev

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    What happens to its shares if a company is involved in a merger? Or if it faces a takeover? Is there some common practice in such case?
     
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    when two company merges, one company agrees to buy the others common stock.
     
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    LOL good timing!
     
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    Yeah, I got from the vid what happens after BK, but what about less major restructuring, like merger?
     
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    Shareholders get the bad end usually.

    For BK they may do something like: for every 100 shares you own, you will be issues 1 share of the new company if they are nice.

    In a merger there could be an exchange of shares between the two companies, so you would end up holding shares of the acquiring company and not the original one.
     

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