A split-off of stock occurs when a corporation decides to demerge part of its business to its shareholders. In a split-off, the parent corporation offers to all of its shareholders the opportunity to exchange shares in the parent for shares in the split-off company. Unlike a spinoff, the shareholder no longer owns the shares in the parent company that they exchanged. This is more fully explained on the split-offs page.
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Click on the image to the right to access the split-off calculator. Data for recent split-offs has already been provided in the calculator selection menu, such as: Chipotle (from McDonalds)
Coach (from Sara Lee)
Mead Johnson (from Bristol-Myers)
Ralcorp (from Kraft)
Reinsurance Grp of America (from MetLife)
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| Split-Off Calculator |
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