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Typical reasons a merger does not deliver the anticipated benefits include:
- Over‑estimated cost savings: Integration costs are higher than forecast, eroding projected efficiencies.
- Cultural clash: Differing organisational cultures hinder collaboration and employee morale.
- Poor integration planning: Inadequate coordination of systems, processes, and leadership leads to operational disruption.
- Regulatory obstacles: Antitrust rulings or compliance requirements can limit the scope of the merger.
- Market reaction: Negative investor sentiment may depress share prices, affecting the financial rationale.