I recently posted an academic paper on industry consolidation and the risks through M&A to businesses (a great read but it was moderated as off topic)
amongst the many significant risks presented to those aggressive M&A businesses who grow through this strategy, is that when industries go through their consolidation periods to bolster their economies of scale and their market share, is that for those businesses who choose the inorganic path, they often end up having the most inferior / lower margins to their competitors.
it is interesting how this seems to be the case for zip, who’s margins continue to reduce YoY and QoQ
I recently posted an academic paper on industry consolidation...
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