horizontal integration

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Horizontal integration is a growth strategy where a company expands by acquiring or merging with another company that operates at the same level in the same industry. This allows the company to increase market share, reduce competition, and benefit from economies of scale.

Example: If a packaging company like BIB acquires Quick Package (QP), a smaller competitor producing similar products, this would be horizontal integration.

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