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January 31st, 2007
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Break Up Values: 3M $109 (Current Price $74.70)
Abstract:
If 3M were to sell of the latter and spin off the Consumer group as its own stock, two important things would happen. First, the 3M that would be left over would still have nearly 75% of its revenues intact and could earn a P/E reflective of their high technology initiatives such as LCD displays, RFID, and nanotechnology. Secondly, they could retain a partial ownership in the new "Post-It stock" and work innovative products to it as they think them up, retaining their image as a consumer-friendly think-tank.
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