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Bookmark or Share- Spinoff Definition, Plus Why and How a Company Creates One - InvestopediaA spinoff is an independent company created when a parent company issues shares in an existing business or division to parent company shareholders. A parent company may form a spinoff when it...
- Spin-Offs | Investor.govGlossary. Spin-Offs. In a "spin-off," a parent company distributes shares of a subsidiary to the parent company's shareholders so that the subsidiary becomes a separate, independent company. The shares are usually distributed on a pro rata basis.
- What Do Corporate Spinoffs Mean for Investors? | FINRA.orgIn a spinoff, a parent company typically distributes shares in the new company to parent company shareholders on a pro rata basis — that is, the number of shares an investor holds in the parent company determines the number of shares he or she will receive in the new company.
- Spinoff vs. IPO - InvestopediaA spinoff is the creation of a new, public company out of a current public company. A spinoff can occur when the new company is expected to be more profitable alone than it would otherwise be...
- Corporate spin-off - WikipediaSpin-offs are divisions of companies or organizations that then become independent businesses with assets, employees, intellectual property, technology, or existing products that are taken from the parent company.
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