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Thursday, 05/09/2019 2:04:58 AM

Thursday, May 09, 2019 2:04:58 AM

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Educational Post: Going from Public-to-Private


What Privatization means for Shareholders?




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How Does Privatization Affect a Company's Shareholders?


In a public-to-private market transaction,

a group of investors purchases the majority
of a public company’s outstanding stock shares.


This transaction effectively
takes the company private by de-listing it
from a public stock exchange.


While companies may be privatized
for a multitude of reasons,
this event most often occurs
when a company is substantially undervalued
in the public market.


https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/05/publictoprivate.asp


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Privatization

will usually arise either

* when a company's management
wants to buy out the public shareholders
and take the company private
(a management buyout)


or

* when a company or individual
makes a tender offer to buy
most or all of the company's stock.


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Going Private

Going private
is a transaction
or a series of transactions
that convert a publicly traded company
into a private entity.


Once a company goes private,
its shareholders are no longer able
to trade their stocks in the open market
.


Private equity firms
will typically purchase a struggling company,
make it into a private entity,
reorganize its capital structure
,
and issue stocks once a profit can be realized.


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What Does "Going Private" Mean?

A company typically goes private
when its stakeholders decide
that there are no longer significant benefits
to be garnered as a public company
.


Privatization

will usually arise either
when a company's management
wants to buy out the public shareholders
and take the company private

(a management buyout),


or
when a company or individual
makes a tender offer
to buy most or all of the company's stock.


Going private transactions
generally involve a significant amount of debt.


https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/going-private.asp

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