Learn how to analyze spin-off and demerger transactions, build financial models, and value both the spun entity and parent company using practical corporate finance techniques. This course provides hands-on skills in financial separation, pro forma modeling, DCF valuation, cost allocation, and post-spin performance analysis.

The course begins with the foundations of spin-off strategy and financial impact, helping learners understand why companies pursue spin-offs, demergers, and corporate restructuring. Learners will explore how these transactions affect business structure, financial statements, and shareholder value. As the course progresses, learners examine valuation and strategic decision-making for spin-off entities. The course covers financial separation, cost allocation, Discounted Cash Flow valuation, takeover scenarios, pension liabilities, and other factors that influence transaction outcomes. Advanced modules focus on parent company analysis after the spin-off, including post-spin valuation, performance assessment, bull and bear case scenarios, and real-world case applications such as Arconic. Learners will develop the ability to interpret valuation results and assess investment implications. What makes this course unique is its case-driven and application-focused approach to spin-off and demerger modeling. By the end of the course, learners will be able to build robust spin-off models, evaluate restructuring transactions, value parent and spun entities, and support informed investment or corporate finance decisions.