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Title: Unpacking the effects of an Ipo on the parent company valuation and capital structure: a Leonardo spa analysis
Author: Hanbi, Sara Friedel
Advisor: Desai, Pranav
Keywords: Reverse merger
Initial public offering
Merger agreement
Aerospace & defense
Nasdaq
Tel aviv stock exchange
New york stock exchange
Defense industry
Milan stock exchange
Capital structure
Adjusted present value
Defense Date: 30-May-2023
Abstract: This case study delves into the captivating journey of Leonardo DRS, a prominent U.S. defence and technology company, as it navigates the complexities of an unsuccessful initial public offering (IPO) attempt. By examining the pivotal factors that led to the IPO withdrawal, this study sheds light on the range of viable growth strategies available to Leonardo DRS post IPO. While considering the spectrum of available growth avenues, this case study places a special emphasis on a comprehensive analysis of RADA Electronic Industries, a potential target company. Through a meticulous evaluation of various growth opportunities, Leonardo DRS's management faces the challenging task of determining the most suitable path to achieve the company's ambitious goals for future expansion and diversification. This case study provides insights into the intricate world of corporate growth strategies and the strategic decision- making process, allowing readers to engage with the challenges faced by industry leaders while contemplating the potential outcomes and implications of their choices.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10362/171257
Designation: A Work Project, presented as part of the requirements for the Award of a Master¶V degree in Management from the Nova School of Business and Economics
Appears in Collections:NSBE: Nova SBE - MA Dissertations

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