Corporate Spinoffs Expected to Grow Next Year, Study Finds
An analysis by two consultancies, the Edge and Deloitte, found that such corporate breakups add, on average, 14 percent to a parent company’s stock price by a year after the move, while the spun-off entity enjoys a 22 percent rise in its own shares.
An analysis by two consultancies, the Edge and Deloitte, found that such corporate breakups add, on average, 14 percent to a parent company’s stock price by a year after the move, while the spun-off entity enjoys a 22 percent rise in its own shares.
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