Formerly A & B II, Inc.
Spin-offSpun off from Holdings
The two companies
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- Sector
- Real Estate
- Industry
- Real Estate Investment Trusts
- Exchange
- —
- State of incorporation
- HI
- Record date
- June 18, 2012
- Distribution date
- June 29, 2012
- Ratio
- 1:1
- Parent sector
- —
- Form
- 10-12B/A
- Filed
- June 8, 2012
Financials — parent vs spin-off
SEC XBRL · latest yearNo XBRL financials available.
- Revenue
- $207M
- Operating income
- $80M
- Net income
- $65M
- Total assets
- $1.66B
- Equity
- $987M
Latest reported figures from each company's own SEC filings — the parent after the separation and the spin-off as a standalone. Full multi-year history on each company hub.
Spin-off signals
score 2/5 favorable · factors, not advice- Leverage (liabilities/assets)41%
A heavy debt load loaded onto the spin-off is a known risk; a clean balance sheet is favorable.
- Operating margin39%
Profitability of the standalone business, from its own SEC filings.
- Tax-basis reportNone found
A Form 8937 (basis allocation) accompanies tax-free §355 spin-offs — favorable for taxable holders.
- Insider buying (post-spin)None recorded
Officers/directors buying their own newly independent shares (Form 4) has historically preceded outperformance.
- Time since spin-off13.9 years
Studies find the spin-off return premium concentrates in roughly the first one to three years.
Factors the spin-off research literature (Greenblatt; Cusatis-Miles-Woolridge; Desai-Jain) associates with outcomes — computed from this company's own SEC filings, shown as factors, not a recommendation. The premium is debated and not guaranteed. How we compute these ↗
Filings & documents
Every entry traces to SEC EDGAR. The Information Statement is the primary source; the links below open the full filing and each company's complete filing history.