In a carve-out,a majority interest in a corporate subsidiary is sold to new shareholders,so the parent gains new equity financing yet retains control.

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In a carve-out, a parent company sells a minority interest in a subsidiary to new shareholders through an initial public offering (IPO), which means the parent company retains control by holding onto the majority of the subsidiary's shares.

In a Carve-Out,a Majority Interest in a Corporate Subsidiary Is