This paper scrutinizes a model of merger and acquisition declaration of different companies in United Kingdom (Home Takeover) region and also other countries (Cross-Border Takeover) during the time period of 01 January 2019 to 30 June 2022 and finally displays the consequence of 50 Home takeover companies (UK companies acquired UK companies) and 50 cross-border co mpanies (UK companies take over foreign companies) to recognize th e post effect of merger and acquisition declaration on the stock prices of the target and acquired firms. Event Study Methodology has been used for this study, like, Average Abnormal Returns (AAR) and Cumulative Average Abno rmal Returns (CAAR) are used to analyze the different event windo ws about the stock prices of the target and acquired firms. A paired sample investigation has also been directed by associating the p re-and post-announcement returns on stock prices for the event window of ±5 days of the target and acquired firms. In the event windows, the stock price of the target firm’s all is not positive CAAR but pointedly dissimilar from zero. In the home takeover figures, all the AAR and CAAR are not significant and some negative returns af ter the post-declaration prove about the primary investor’s overreacti on and efficient market hypothesis (EMH). There is no presence of positive implication in the cross-border pre-event return but only a positive implication returns in the home takeover pre-event return that is also significant at the 10% level.
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