Year |
2011 |
Volume/Issue/Review Month |
Vol. - IV | Spl. Issue 2 | Jan |
Title |
Corporate Restructuring Through Spin-off: Enhancing Shareholders Value |
Authors |
Mohammad Murtuja |
Broad area |
Corporate Restructuring Through Spin-off |
Abstract |
Growth is always essential for the existence of a business concern and
the mantra for the current competitive world is Survival of the fittest. Due
to the changing business scenario over the last few years, the ways left for
the corporate to survive in the intensely competitive world is to think and
acts beyond its competitors. So they have to discriminate themselves on
the basis of innovation, creativity and new ideas in order to survive and
create value for their owners, or else in the long run their competitors
activities will compelled them to shut down their business. One of the
ways is to go for corporate restructuring either by any form of the business
combination such as Consolidation, Mergers and Acquisitions, Takeover
etc or even the companies can go for different form of corporate
downsizing such as Spin-Off, Split-Off, Split –Up, Equity Carveouts etc.
My paper will focus on why the companies go for Spin-off? |
Description |
The corporate restructuring is compared to medical surgery, as it is a method of treatment for sick companies based on the professional analysis. Just as the aim of medical surgery lies in the recuperation of a patient, similarly the aim of a corporate re |
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Referenceses |
Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Dr. Vijay Kumar Sharma, “Corporate Restructuring through Merger
Acquisition enhancing shareholders value: A Study of some Selected Indian Companies”
Carmelo J. Montalbano, “How to Buy Spin Off Company Stocks.”
Roger Rüdisüli,( May 2005 ), “Value Creation of Spin-offs and Carve-outs.”
Deepak Agrawal (January 6, 2011), “Shareholders Value Creation.” |