Company Of The Day: Johnson & Johnson
What?
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:J&J) plans to split into two publically traded companies. The first company will hold the company’s prescription-drug and medical-device businesses. The second will hold the company’s consumer businesses.
So What?
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While J&J’s consumer business is very high profile, it lags the pharma business in terms of growth and profitability. With the planned split, J&J could potentially unlock some value for shareholders.
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