Rare in ‘ordinary’ companies because it is usually a bad strategy. However, some companies are turn-around specialists which buy up badly managed companies, improve them then sell them on after some years.
See Melrose, recently in the news after their takeover of GKN.
Rare in ‘ordinary’ companies because it is usually a bad strategy. However, some companies are turn-around specialists which buy up badly managed companies, improve them then sell them on after some years.
See Melrose, recently in the news after their takeover of GKN.
https://www.melroseplc.net
Where would unrelated diversification be appropriate. Are there any real life examples to share.