HPE, Updated Analysis, Spin-Merger With MCRO LN, Whitman's Value Creation
- The Edge Continues to Recommend Investors to Initiate a Position in HPE near $16.50 & Add at Dips
- Meg Whitman Creates the Game Plan to Transform HPE's Core Biz with the Launch of New Products & Initiatives
- Antonio Neri, the Newly Promoted President at HPE, Will Supervise the Growth at New Initiative "HPE Next"
- Institutional Buying in HPE Reflects Confidence in Value Creation Opportunities
- Management Compensation of HPE & MCRO Tied to Key Financial Metrics
- HPE Potential Upside: +18% (Base Case, Pre-Spin) / MCRO (Merged Entity) Provides Limited Upside Opportunities as Transaction Benefits are Largely Priced-In
- Expected September 1, 2017 Spinoff
- HPE is a Current Model Portfolio Holding
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is a technology company. The company's segments are: Hybrid IT, which provides a portfolio of infrastructure and solutions including servers, storage, and HPE Pointnext services; Intelligent Edge, which is comprised of cloud solutions that include wireless local area network, campus and data center switching, software-defined wide-area-networking, security, and associated services to enable secure connectivity; Financial Services, which provides investment solutions for customers that facilitate technology deployment models; and Corporate Investments, which includes Communications and Media Solutions, Hewlett Packard Labs and certain business incubation projects.
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The Edge will look to screen and analyze include Spinoffs; Reverse Morris Trusts; Squeeze Outs; Privatizations; Demutualization; Deep Discounted; Rights Issues; Rights Offering; Restructuring; Insider Purchases / Buying Change of Management / CEO Change; Deteriorating fundamentals; Post-Bankruptcy; Reorganization; Tender Offer; M&A Deals; Secondary Offering; Share Swap; Thrift Conversions; Share Buybacks; Activist; Mergers. All analyzed from a fundamental point of view.
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