alleryStart learning →In a consolidated merger, the two original companies
ABoth continue as before
BOnly the buyer dissolves
COnly the target dissolves
DBoth dissolve into a new firm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Both dissolve into a new firm
A consolidated merger creates an entirely new legal company, and both the acquirer and the target are dissolved.
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