0 a situation in which a company is divided into two or more parts, or in which a company is separated from a larger company:
Will he arrange a debate in which we can discuss what might happen if the demerger goes ahead?
I remind those who are concerned about the flexibility of the corporate sector of the demerger provisions that we introduced last year.
The cost of the reduction is covered in part by the withdrawal of exemptions for takeovers, schemes of reconstruction, amalgamation and demergers.
That is the worst example of a privatisation or demerger.
We are also in an era of mergers and demergers.
He was in some muddle about whether demerger was good or bad because he was in some muddle about whether conglomerates were always, or sometimes, bad.
Despite the demerger referendums held in 2004, controversy continues as some politicians note the cost of demerging.
This enabled the share price to double in the first three years following the demerger.
