Jan 13, 2025, 9:39 PM
Jan 13, 2025, 9:39 PM

IAC spins off Angi, is this a smart move?

Highlights
  • IAC's board approved the spinoff of Angi, which was originally acquired in 2017.
  • Joey Levin will transition from CEO of IAC to become Angi's executive chairman.
  • The spinoff aims to address Angi's recent revenue decline and enhance both companies’ futures.
Story

In the United States, Barry Diller's IAC has confirmed the approval of a spinoff involving Angi, a prominent home improvement marketplace originally acquired by IAC in 2017. This development was announced on a Monday in January and is expected to finalize in the second quarter of the same year. Angi, which operates under a market capitalization of approximately $770 million, historically traces its origins to 1995 as Angie’s List, a company that went public in 2011. The spinoff will see IAC CEO Joey Levin transition to an advisory role while also becoming Angi's executive chairman, and Jeff Kip will assume the position of CEO at Angi. Levin has been noted for significantly enhancing IAC's value during his decade-long leadership.

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