How to Perform a Merge Operation ?

Modified on Tue, 8 Jul at 6:33 PM

The Dilitrust Entities Module allows you to perform and record entity or branch mergers, including detailed handling of share conversion through correction factors.


The platform provides a stepper interface to guide users through the merge.

Go to:

Transactions > Merger Transactions

to view access the functionality.


All Merger operation consist of 2 main steps:

Step 1: Select Entities

Choose the source entities to merge and specify the type of operation (A+B=A or A+B=C).


Step 2: Share Conversion

Define how shares from the merging entity/entities will be converted:

  • For each share type from Entity B (or both A and B if creating C), specify a conversion factor.

  • The conversion factor determines how many new shares are issued per old share.

  • All converted shares are issued under the resulting entity (A or C)


A + B = A



In this configuration, the result of the Merge operations are the following:

  • Entity B is merged into Entity A.

  • Entity A survives, retaining its identity and absorbing B's data.


The conversion of share designation follows the following rule:



1 Company-A Share= conversion Factor * B-share





A + B = C


In this case, a new Company will be issued after the transaction

  • Entities A and B are merged into a new entity C.

  • You’ll be asked to define the name and currency of the new entity.



The conversion of share designation follows the following rule:


1 Company-C Share= conversion Factor-A * A-share + conversion Factor-B * B-share



Conclusion


With just a few guided steps, the Dilitrust platform allows users to execute even complex merger operations—including structural changes and precise share conversions—quickly, accurately, and transparently.
Whether absorbing an entity or creating a new one, the process ensures legal, financial, and historical integrity is maintained throughout.






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