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Reconstruction and effect on share price

A listed company facing reconstruction (divestment, demerger, MBO etc) will have informed the stock market in advance and the share price would have been adjusted accordingly then. As long as the plan is implemented effectively there should be no further major changes to the share price.

The  stock  market  does  not  like  uncertainties,  so  as  long  as  the  company  keeps  everybody informed  with  good  quality  information  and  its  future  intentions,  the  share  price  can  be protected to some extent.

All reconstructions need to be carefully planned and the impact on the future performance, staff moral and share price need to be considered.

 


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