So, in the case of a split-off, basically, a company takes out one of their divisions and it becomes a separate entity, right? But unlike spin-offs, you don't just automatically get shares from B just from owning A. But on that line of thot, the value of A will be lowered, because it takes out all the assets from company B from their balance sheet. I get it that in the case of split-offs you, as a shareholder basically break even. But don't you lose value in the case of split-offs?
Thank you for your comment. That is correct. In fact, the main motivation for the split-off is that the split off company has a higher growth rate than the parent thereby creating more shareholder value.
Pardon, I don't really get on why spin-offs is not better than split-offs. In spin-offs, I understand that it will be a break-even for the investors, but how is it the same for split-offs? If the concepts of spin-off and split-off are both taking assets from the parent company to create a new company, then the value of the parent company should also decrease, both in the case of a spin-off and a split-off. Using ur example, if I own all eBay shares, then in split-offs scenario, I have to "sacrifice" 1/3 of my eBay stocks to get all of the paypal stocks, and the value of my total stocks is $300 mil while in the spin-offs scenario, I get paypal stocks for free and the value of my total stocks is $400 mil. Please enlighten me 🙏
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thank you for the clear explanation. saved a lot of my time!
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Understood split-off and spin-off only because of you...thank you
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Thank you so much for the concrete examples !
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Thank you, very simple and clear explanations ! What about carve-in ? What are the operational challenges on a carve-in project ? 🙏🏾
Thank you for your comment. I am not familiar with a carve-in. I suspect a carve-in would be the same as an acquisition.
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You have explained it so nicely that I am much more clear with these terms.
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Thanks, for the explanation, can we also get some information what is required and fundamental process when we have to spin off our people?
hello, that is a question for your HR department and/or labor attorney
@@ACapReCap that is spesifically question for HR department.
So, in the case of a split-off, basically, a company takes out one of their divisions and it becomes a separate entity, right? But unlike spin-offs, you don't just automatically get shares from B just from owning A. But on that line of thot, the value of A will be lowered, because it takes out all the assets from company B from their balance sheet. I get it that in the case of split-offs you, as a shareholder basically break even. But don't you lose value in the case of split-offs?
Thank you for your comment. That is correct. In fact, the main motivation for the split-off is that the split off company has a higher growth rate than the parent thereby creating more shareholder value.
what happens to options if there is a split off? willl they be adj or exchanged?
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Pardon, I don't really get on why spin-offs is not better than split-offs. In spin-offs, I understand that it will be a break-even for the investors, but how is it the same for split-offs? If the concepts of spin-off and split-off are both taking assets from the parent company to create a new company, then the value of the parent company should also decrease, both in the case of a spin-off and a split-off. Using ur example, if I own all eBay shares, then in split-offs scenario, I have to "sacrifice" 1/3 of my eBay stocks to get all of the paypal stocks, and the value of my total stocks is $300 mil while in the spin-offs scenario, I get paypal stocks for free and the value of my total stocks is $400 mil. Please enlighten me 🙏