i'm suggesting that transform holdco, although a registered company (and registered as a private company), will not be the name of the company eventually taking on the new name.
i would imagine that when securities are issued that it would be surprising if they were issued in the name of transform holdco.
that's like the name for ggp during their bankruptcy was topco. the name used for the howard hughes corporation portion of ggp which was spun off to existing shareholders was "spinco"
i still have shares of howard hughes and they are in the name of the howard hughes corporation, not spinco.
up until brookfield finalized the acquisition of ggp late last year i held shares of ggp although the company during the bk process was referred to as new ggp.
guess i'm not thinking they would have transform holdco on the stores you would go into when purchasing your next freezer.
however, if the "real" name used is one set up as a private company as well, then i share all of the concerns about ability to trade with no real market for securities which are not publicly traded.
think this post will max me out for the day so will pick up with you tomorrow. am a blood donor and tomorrow is donor day so might not be around during mid day. that will be a shame since tomorrow may be interesting.
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