When one successful company merges with or acquires another successful company, the deal attracts a lot of attention, particularly when the players are big names in high-profile industries. The growth potential of each entity can be enormous.<\/p>\n
But what can also be profitable are strategic \u201ccarve-outs,\u201d which occur when assets are \u201cscooped out\u201d of an ailing company. You may be able to purchase just the piece of the company that you are interested in, or you may be able to buy the entire company and then sell off the assets that you don\u2019t care to keep.<\/p>\n
There is more inherent risk with carve-outs because you are dealing with something that is currently troubled financially. The flipside is that these assets often come at a reduced price.<\/p>\n
When looking to purchase a carve-out, it is imperative to look at every piece of the company\u2019s financial puzzle and be sure the asset can be turned around (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When one successful company merges with or acquires another successful company, the deal attracts a lot of attention, particularly when the players are big names in high-profile industries. The growth potential of each entity can be enormous. But what can…<\/span><\/p>\n