News and Press Releases
BREAKING: S&P500 Research Reveals Stocks to Spinoff Businesses
May 14, 2013
REUTERS, London & New York: Today, around a third of S&P500 stocks are priced between 0 and a -96% loss from their value 5 years ago. The traditional golden route to US stocks restructuring and turning-around via Asset Sales, IPOs and M&A has evidently lost appeal. As such, Corporate Spinoffs are vividly proving the new route to go for growth. Global equity research specialist TSR, subscribed to by Top 100 Global Hedge Funds, is shortly to complete a market-first analysis for clients revealing the value unlocking potential in around…
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March 20, 2013
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TSR Targets £300bn UK & European Stocks for Break-Up / Spinoff
February 20, 2013
Yahoo! Finance: “Our research will show you that a third of Spinoffs are taken-over within 2 years. Classically, management either aren’t given the right experienced advice or themselves overlook the concrete shareholder value in restructuring their group for increased growth potential”, states, Ryan Mendy, Chief Operating Officer of TSR, the global leading corporate spinoff investment advisor.
Mendy certainly has a point regarding the outperformance*. The UK and Europe sees around a third of the global…
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January 25, 2013
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The Spinoff Report in the Media
Why splitting business empires can pay off for shareholders
March 15, 2012
“Corporate spinoffs have moved to the forefront in a new form of value creation in the past year.” Continue reading full article…
Bankers warm up for season of the spin-off
March 12, 2012
While spin-offs might sound like a piece of skill best left for the soccer pitch, the name given to the business tool that parcels up part of a large business and gives it away to shareholders has received underwhelming support in the sport’s homeland in Europe. That could be about to change. Continue reading full article…
Demerged conglomerates increase shareholder value and become easier to understand
November 11, 2011
Demerged conglomerates increase shareholder value and become easier to understand, finds Ian Williams. Around the globe, laboriously assembled conglomerates are now dividing like mature amebas into their constituent parts. Examples include Fortune Brands, Kraft Foods, McGraw-Hill, Sara Lee, Telecom Corp of NZ and Tyco International, but there are many more. Indeed, Ryan Mendy of specialist research firm the Spinoff Report claims there are some $900 bn worth of demergers, involving more than 100 companies worldwide, on the 2011 calendar. Continue reading full article…
Why Investors Relish Corporate Spin-offs
September 27, 2011
By David Zeiler, Associate Editor, Money Morning. Corporate spin-offs, though not as sexy as mergers or initial public offerings (IPOs), often reward stockholders of both the parent and offspring companies – if they’re patient. In fact, the stocks of 60% of spin-off companies end up in positive territory one year after a split, according to London-based The Spinoff Report. “There’s value in the [spin-off] company prior to the event that generally gets missed,” said Ryan Mendy, Chief Operating Officer of The Spinoff Report. After some slow years during the market downturn of 2008-2009, corporate spin-off activity has revived. Continue reading full article…
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