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Spinoff Odds & Ends: Kraft Heinz Pauses, Teleflex Sells, McKesson Detours

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Spinoff updates showing companies choosing paused, sold, and IPO routes instead of clean distributions

Not every announced spinoff reaches the finish line as a clean distribution. Some get paused or cancelled. Some get sold. Some turn into an IPO, a private-equity investment, and a much longer wait. This week’s roundup is about those almost-spinoffs: deals that are still worth watching, even if the original plan has changed. Kraft Heinz Puts The Breakup… Read More »

Scrubbing the Scrubs: McKesson Readies Medical-Surgical Spin-Off to Sharpen Focus

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McKesson Corporation (MCK), one of North America’s largest healthcare services giants, announced on May 8 that it plans to spin off its Medical-Surgical Solutions segment—a $11.4 billion revenue business—as a standalone company. The move is intended to allow McKesson to concentrate on its core pharmaceutical distribution and specialty biopharma services while granting the new entity autonomy to scale… Read More »