Companies wishing to do business abroad often enter into an alliance with an indigenous company to facilitate entry into a foreign market. The foreign company is usually the majority owner in such relationships.

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In some cases, the indigenous company may be the majority owner in alliances formed with foreign companies to facilitate entry into a foreign market. Ownership structures vary depending on the specific circumstances and objectives of the alliance.

Companies Wishing to Do Business Abroad Often Enter into an Alliance