This blog is in the Top 25 M&A blogs worldwide according to FeedspotMergers and acquisitions frequently involve a certain degree of risk. The lingering question for many is whether the combination of two companies will prove to be successful. Although numerous factors influence the overall result, one area that has gained attention in recent years is the patent portfolio of the company being acquired.Historically, assessing a potential merger or acquisition has depended on financial statements, market research, and other conventional metrics. Nevertheless, experts argue that the patent portfolio can yield valuable insights into the future viability of such a partnership.The
