Abstract
Mergers and Acquisitions (“M&A”) are a veritable source of business combinations in any thriving economy. They are arguably the most famous external corporate restructuring tools employed by companies globally to achieve growth and maximize profitability. Naturally, therefore, with a new corporate law practice regime in place with the signing into law of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (“CAMA”) 2020 by President Muhammadu Buhari on 7th August 2020, it is not farfetched that companies and corporate restructuring (M&A) practitioners alike are looking on interestedly to see where and how the new Act affects the M&A landscape in Nigeria and consequently their business plans. In that regard, this article explores the provisions of the new Act as they affect or change the existing M&A landscape in Nigeria.
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