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A conventional merger refers to the process in which two companies combine to form a single entity, typically through the purchase of one company's stock or assets by another. This type of merger often aims to achieve synergies, enhance market presence, and increase operational efficiency. Conventional mergers can take various forms, such as horizontal (between competitors), vertical (between companies in the same supply chain), or conglomerate (between unrelated businesses). The transaction is usually subject to regulatory approval to ensure fair competition.

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