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05/01/23 10:01 AM
How Do Spinoffs Impact Investors in Parent and Subsidiary Companies?
By GREG DEPERSIO
Updated April 27, 2022
Reviewed by KHADIJA KHARTIT
A spinoff is created when a company forms some part of its operations into a separate entity and distributes shares in it tax free to shareholders of the parent company. he number of shares that a parent company shareholder receives is based on the number they own in the parent company
When a spinoff's shares start trading on a stock exchange, the value of the parent company's stock may drop by the value of the new company's stock. This is due to the fact that the parent company stock no longer reflects the value of the unit that was spun off. Parent company shareholders shouldn't be concerned by this price change because they own the spinoff's shares as well.
The spinoff will get a new name and a new management (unless it had an experienced management in place prior to the spinoff). Spinoffs have generally performed successfully over time.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
A spinoff is created when a company forms some part of its operations into a new entity and issues stock in it to parent company shareholders.
The number of shares received depends on the number of shares an investor holds in the parent company.
Spinoffs can have great potential for growth due to their smaller size and a management motivated to achieve success.
Due to stock price volatility, spinoffs can underperform in weak markets and outperform in strong markets.
Historically, spinoffs have been good investments for investors.
Reasons for Spinoffs
Companies create a spinoff for several reasons, all of them grounded in added financial return for the parent company.
For one, a company may create a spinoff because, as part of the company, a division didn't fit well with its core competencies. As an independent company, the spinoff may focus more effectively on its own operations and flourish. The parent company then can better utilize its own resources for future successes, as well.
If a company has sought, but failed to interest, a buyer in purchasing a division, it may decide that a spinoff is its next best option. As a spinoff, the newly restructured division may exceed its past performance when part of the parent company and boost financial gains.
05/01/23 12:28 PM
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