Recapitalization
Recapitalization is a corporate action that reorganizes a company's capital structure by changing the mix of debt and equity, often without altering the company’s core operations. It is used to adjust leverage, improve liquidity, or facilitate strategic transactions.
Common forms include leveraged recapitalization, in which a company borrows to fund a large cash dividend or
Recapitalizations are used to stabilize balance sheets, optimize capital structure, fund growth, or support strategic transactions
The impact of recapitalization depends on the approach but can include increased leverage, altered ownership and