Delta Corp shares surge over 8% on announcement of demerger of hospitality and real estate businesses, aimed at unlocking value and driving growth
Delta CorpDemergerHospitalityReal EstateStock MarketReal Estate NewsSep 25, 2024

The demerger is aimed at unlocking value and creating growth opportunities for both the hospitality and real estate sectors.
Delta Corp shareholders will receive one DPPL share for every Delta Corp share they hold, ensuring that all shareholders will benefit equally from the new entity.
No, the demerger will not affect employees, customers, or business partners, according to Delta Corp.
The demerger process is expected to take 10-12 months, subject to approvals from regulatory authorities.
Delta Corp shares have delivered mixed returns across various time frames, with a notable 6.61% return in the past month and a decline of 5.84% year-to-date.

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