CAMEROON Law and Practice Contributed by: Lynda Amadagana, Elise Ngo Nyobe, Kevin Djomgoue and Cecile Bella, Amadagana & Partners
M&A are reconcilable with the interests of the com - pany or of a determining group of shareholders. 11.3 Interference With Completion Indeed, it goes without saying that any approach aimed at restructuring a society is driven by the lure of some sort of advantage. That said, it would be incon - gruous or even inconceivable to call into question the contribution of shareholders, activists or not, in the outcome of M&A operations. This is why, given the preponderance of shareholders in the M&A operation, this is enough to say that the activists interfere in the merger operation, especially since it is generally at the initiative of one of them or that a merger opera - tion is sparked, regardless of whether or not they are motivated by the preservation of the interests of the company to the detriment of their own.
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