On the Performance of Assets Restructuring of State-controlled & Non-state-controlled Listed Companies——Evidences from the Major Assets Restructuring in Chinese A-share Markets
Xuan Yu
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Xuan Yu
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Using the Principal Components Analysis(PCA),this paper investigates 205 cases covering all major assets restructuring events related to state-controlled and non-state-controlled listed companies from 2002 to 2004 in China's A-share markets.The empirical study shows that overall major assets restructuring has a negative effect on performance in the short run,but a positive effect in the long run.As a whole,the major assets restructuring has a lasting positive impact on state-controlled listed companies,which boosts up the long performance.Contrastively,it has a lasting negative impact on the performance of non-state-controlled listed ones.
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Using the Principal Components Analysis(PCA),this paper investigates 205 cases covering all major assets restructuring events related to state-controlled and non-state-controlled listed companies from 2002 to 2004 in China's A-share markets.The empirical study shows that overall major assets restructuring has a negative effect on performance in the short run,but a positive effect in the long run.As a whole,the major assets restructuring has a lasting positive impact on state-controlled listed companies,which boosts up the long performance.Contrastively,it has a lasting negative impact on the performance of non-state-controlled listed ones.
Key concepts: Restructuring, Business, China, State (computer science), Principal (computer security), Finance, Computer science, Political science