alleryStart learning →In a statutory merger, what happens to the target company?
AIt dissolves fully
BIt survives as a unit
CIt forms a new firm
DIt gets listed anew
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It dissolves fully
In a statutory merger the acquirer survives while the target is dissolved and its assets move to the acquirer.
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