merger

/ˈmɜːrdʒər/

Definitions

1. noun

an act or process of combining two or more businesses, organizations, or assets into one, often resulting in a single entity with increased efficiency, resources, or market share.

“The company’s merger with its rival led to significant cost savings and expanded market reach.”

2. verb

to combine or unite two or more businesses, organizations, or assets into one, often resulting in a single entity with increased efficiency, resources, or market share.

“The two companies are merging to create a more competitive player in the industry.”

3. noun

a person or group responsible for overseeing the process of combining two or more businesses, organizations, or assets into one.

“The merger team worked tirelessly to ensure a smooth integration of the two companies.”

Synonyms

  • acquisition
  • amalgamation
  • consolidation

Antonyms

  • divorce
  • separation
  • split