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SuperBurger

Solved 1.5k times | Rating: (3.8 / 5.0)
Difficulty: Advanced | Style: Interviewer-led (McKinsey style) | Topics: Growth strategy, Mergers & Acquisition

Our client is SuperBurger, a fast food chain that operates in the same class as McDonalds, Wendy's, Burger King and so on. They're the fourth largest fast food chain worldwide in terms of number of stores in operations. SuperBurger owns some of its stores, but 85% of its stores are owned by ... Open whole case

Paper Print

Solved 6.4k times | Rating: (4.3 / 5.0)
Difficulty: Intermediate | Style: Interviewer-led (McKinsey style) | Topics: Mergers & Acquisition

A printing company is planning to take over another printing company with similar technology and printing machines. The candidate is supposed to evaluate the acquisition by answering a line of questions that are presented in the “suggested approach” section. Open whole case

Chip equity

Solved 14.8k times | Rating: (4.5 / 5.0)
Difficulty: Advanced | Style: Candidate-led (usual style) | Topics: Mergers & Acquisition

Our client is an electronics holding called Chip’n’Chip. They want to invest in a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) manufacturer called OnBoard, and asked you whether it’s going to be a good investment. How would you help them? Open whole case

General Holding

Solved 16.2k times | Rating: (4.3 / 5.0) |
Difficulty: Intermediate | Style: Candidate-led (usual style) | Topics: Market analysis, Mergers & Acquisition

Our client is a French holding company with annual revenues of about €1 billion. Their portfolio consists of different companies that are mostly in manufacturing industries such as the oil & gas industry and the automotive industry.They do not have a specific investment focus. They prefer t ... Open whole case

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