Dell re-exported the stock market after years of absence

Dell officially returned to the stock market on Friday November 29, ending a long story that began when CEO and founder Michael Dell put his crisis-stricken 'child' into a state of Private investment to reform the business in 2013. In 2012, the company lost up to a third of its market value, resulting in a $ 25 billion "sales body" for the company. Silver Lake venture capitalist.The next five years have seen Dell's outstanding growth in cloud computing and in the restructuring of the machine, in addition, the company's gaming PC manufacturing sector is also on the rise. strong.In this return, dell's stock value was sold at $ 46, with NYSE DELL code and quickly gained first deals.

Earlier this year, Dell announced it was ready to return to Wall Street again through a complex deal involving the acquisition of VMware's stake.The result of the merger was that Dell had more control over virtualization software maker VMWare with its 80% stake in the company.With the above stock exchange plan, free investors in the market can publicly trade stocks "reflecting the full value of Dell Technologies' businesses", instead of focus only on VMWare, according to the company statement.

The takeover of an existing listed stock allows Dell to avoid the usual IPO process, as well as questions and pressures related to the company's debt.According to The Wall Street Journal, Silver Lake is still retaining 24% of Dell's shares.Forrester Research expert Glenn O'Donnell said Dell's decision to return seemed to be affected by the financial benefits of other partners such as Silver Lake rather than the founder itself. - billionaire Dell.Even after re-entering the market, the billionaire still holds great power as chairman and CEO, especially 72% of Dell Technologies.

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