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You could theoretically, with shareholder approval, take a company private, split the share classes, and then IPO again and resell the shares to the same people
by londons_explore 3y ago
You could theoretically, with shareholder approval, take a company private, split the share classes, and then IPO again and resell the shares to the same people.
In the interim while private, some bank would be the 100% owner, with some contract saying they must re-IPO within 24 hours and resell shares for 1 cent to the original list of shareholders.
And I don't see any reason you couldn't do all this on one day - you just need approval of 51% of the shareholders and the board.
- fakedang 3y ago> And I don't see any reason you couldn't do all this on one day - you just need approval of 51% of the shareholders and the board. Because filing for re-IPO is a very complicated affair in itself? Though the rest of it is fairly correct - it is basically the PE playbook.