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> 1. Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller (2016):
>This was one of the largest beer mergers in history.
>After the approval of the merger, SABMiller shares were delisted and trading was suspended.
>There was a gap of approximately two weeks between the delisting of SABMiller shares and the commencement of the distribution of the cash or new shares of AB InBev to SABMiller shareholders.

> 2. Dow Chemical and DuPont (2017):
>This merger created a new entity known as DowDuPont.
>After the merger's approval, shares of both Dow Chemical and DuPont were suspended from trading.
>It took around ten days after the suspension of the shares for the shareholders of the two companies to receive shares of the newly created DowDuPont.

> 3. Glencore and Xstrata (2013):
>This was a major merger in the mining industry.
>After the approval of the merger, Xstrata shares were suspended from trading.
>There was a waiting period of about three weeks between the suspension of Xstrata shares and the time when Xstrata shareholders received new shares in the combined entity, Glencore Xstrata.

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