107TABLE 7.1
Takeovers
Private Target TakeoversPublic Target TakeoversMethod of PaymentStockCashMixedStockCashMixedTotal number of mergers1,5303,9731,5678563,1031,343All combined7,0705,302Total merger value49,056.10165,620.5085,106.40301,328.60513,765.10603,497.30(in $ million)
Value all combined299,7831,418,621.00(in $ million)
Mean acquirer market1,032.751,145.97519.492,109.044,193.932,594.07value (in $ millions)(n=
979)(n=
1,525)(n=
804)(n=
644)(n=
623)(n=
347)Mean merger size8.145.8812.4213.229.0617.62relative to acquirer (%)
% of cross-industry35.6249.8947.126.0571.4569.99% of mergers with foreign acquirers3.1421.1212.192.116.159.38Mean transaction value$32.06$41.70$55.12$352.96$165.08$455.81(in $ million)
Media offer price/2.32.2421.91.85BV premium(n=
379)(n=
283)(n=
317)(n=
737)(n=
2,277)(n=1,042)Mean target total$128.66$160.60$95.67$1,782.06$961.85$1,395.67assets (in $ million)(n=
583)(n=
530)(n=
477)(n=
789)(n=
2,560)(n=1,174)Mean acquirer total$4,658.93$5,320.04$2,260.18$10,645.46$8,939.07$6,980.96assets (in $ million)(n=
509)(n=
499)(n=
417)(n=
654)(n=
633)(n=
349)Mean acquirerq1.471.041.051.571.011.15(n=
141)(n=
363)(n=
157)(n=
125)(n=
298)(n=
126)Mean two-day CAR1.32*1.83*1.99*−1.26*0.060.14for acquirers (%)(n=
979)(n=
1,525)(n=
804)(n=
644)(n=
623)(n=
347)Different data items are provided for a sample of privately held target takeovers and a sample of publicly traded target takeovers, classified by the method of payment, overthe period from January 1984 to June 1996. All value-based variables are adjusted for inflation using 1995 as the base year. Stock offers are defined as transactions made solelyin stock, whereas cash offers are transactions made solely in cash, or cash and debt. Mixed offers include offers consisting ofboth cash and stock and/or convertibles. The mar-ket values for acquiring firms are measured 11 days before the merger announcement day. The mean merger size relative to acquirer’s market value and the total transactionvalue. The percent of cross-industry mergers refers to the percentage of all mergers in that method of payment category that involve an acquirer and a target with differenttwo-digit SIC codes. Likewise, the percent of mergers with foreign acquirers provides the percentage of mergers, in a particular method of payment group, involving acquirersfrom outside the United States. The offer price/BV premium is the total transaction value paid for the target divided by the private target’s book value of equity. The acquirerq
is based on the Chung and Pruitt (1994) estimation. Also, the acquirer’s two-day cumulative abnormal return (CAR) is measured on days 0 and 1, where day 0 is the takeoverannouncement day. An asterisk (*) beside the acquirer’s CAR denotes significance at the 1 percent level. The numbers in parentheses reflect those cases for which a particulardata item was variable. Values shown were generated from information provided by Securities Data Company and from CRSP data.