Article: The real M&A work begins at deal's end.(News)

Byline: Nina Ying Sun

At a time when caravans of affluent Chinese buy homes in the U.S. with cash, the nation's corporate overseas buying spree continues with a new level of global mergers and acquisitions knowledge and sophistication.

But unlike a real estate deal, cross-border M&A demands harder work after the transaction is completed.

There's no exception for China's Zhongding Sealing Parts Co. Ltd., which is buying two plastic and rubber molding subsidiaries from Akron, Ohio-based Myers Industries Inc. for $8.5 million.

The net assets of Buckhorn Rubber Products Inc. and Michigan Rubber Products Inc. are valued at $14 million.

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