Case studies of the decision of the security company Brink spin-off of its security division at home the rest of society. The decision follows pressure on the company for three who felt that Brinks has been chronically undervalued companies and individuals worth more than the combined company hedge fund activists. The company has resisted the decision for over a year before accepting failure. The case is the argument used by the company and each of the investors. Measures taken by the company to convince shareholders of the merits of maintaining the company as well as actions of activist investors have to attract the attention of the administration, the Board of Directors, and other investors are also described. Businesses, safe transportation and home security surveillance both a business strategy and a financial point of view to the potential value of the options to increase the value can be used are described.
by
Suraj Srinivasan,
Aldo Sesia,
Amy Kaser
Source: HBS Premier Case Collection
30 pages.
Release Date: November 7, 2011. Prod #: 112055-PDF-ENG
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