When the management of a potentially target company buys other companies so that they will be more difficult to take over, it is called

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A blowfish defense is a strategy where a company makes itself less attractive or harder to acquire by acquiring other companies, increasing its size and complexity. This makes the takeover process more challenging and less appealing to the potential acquirer.

When the Management of a Potentially Target Company Buys Other