Answer / romesh.....bangalore

amalgamation is a process in which two companies are marged
in each other and make a new company

Answer / anandgurrala

Amalgamation refers to the Combination of two or more
Companies into new Comapany.

EX:-"A" Comapany and "B" Company merged together to
form "C" Company.

Amalgamation are of two types

1)Amalgamation in the nature of Merger
2)Amalgamation in the nature of Purchase

Answer / sachin

amalgamation means two different companies merged together
and establish new company

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