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Corporate Restructuring
Corporate Restructuring
Corporate restructuring refers to the changes in ownership, business mix, asset mix &
alliancewith a view to enhance the shareholders value. Hence, corporate restructuring
may involveownership restructuring, business restructuring, asset restructuring for the
purpose of making itmore efficient and more profitable.
A company can affect ownership restructuring through mergers & acquisitions,
leveraged buyouts, buy back of shares, spin-offs, joint venture & strategic alliance.
Business restructuring involves the reorganization of business units or divisions. It
includesdiversification into new businesses, out sourcing, divestment, brand acquisitions
etc.
Asset restructuring involves the acquisition or sale of asset & their ownership structure.
E.g.Sale & lease back of assets, securitization of debts, receivable factoring, etc.
Significance
Limit competition
Utilize under-utilised market power
Overcome the problem of slow growth and profitability in one’s own industry
Achieve diversification
Gain economies of scale and increase income with proportionately less investment
Establish a transnational bridgehead without excessive start-up costs to gain access to
aforeign market
Utilize under-utilised resources- human and physical and managerial skills
Displace existing management
Circumvent government regulations
Forms of restructuring
Forms of Corporate Restructuring
Different Methods of Corporate Restructuring
EXPANSION TECHNIQUES
MergersTakeovers
Tender offer
Asset acquisition
Joint venture
Strategic alliance
Holding companies
Takeover by reverse bid
DIVESTMENTTECHNIQUES
Sell off
Spin off
Management Buy Out
Leveraged Buy Out
Liquidation
OTHER TECHNIQUES
Going Private
Share Repurchase
Management Buy In
Reverse merger
Equity carve out