After spinning off the two companies, Toshiba will continue to own its 40.6% stake in memory chipmaker Kioxia as well as other assets
The third company will own Toshiba's 40.6% stake in unlisted memory chipmaker Kioxia.
The conglomerate has been battered by accounting scandals, massive writedowns for its U.S. nuclear business, the sale of its prized chip unit
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Toshiba's board is undertaking the review after an activist-shareholder rebellion earlier this year led to the ouster of the chief executive officer and a board member
Toshiba started weighing options including privatization in May after weeks of takeover discussions sparked by private equity firm CVC Capital Partners' $21 billion acquisition bid
This comes after shareholders displeased with corporate governance at the Japanese conglomerate's ousted Chairman Osamu Nagayama.
For many, the result at the annual general meeting marks a new watershed moment for corporate governance in Japan
Shareholders at crisis-ridden Toshiba Corp voted out its board chairman and one other director on Friday, a forceful rebuke of the company
Toshiba Corp kicked off its annual general meeting on Friday (Jun 25), with shareholders set to decide on whether to keep Osamu Nagayama as board chairman
Japan's Kioxia Holdings Corp, formerly known as Toshiba Memory, plans an initial public offering as early as September, weekly financial magazine Diamond reported
A former Japanese govt adviser said he didn't put pressure on Harvard University's endowment fund to influence its voting at Toshiba's contested shareholder meeting last year
Toshiba is in the spotlight after an independent investigation last week alleged that management colluded with Japan's trade ministry to block foreign investors from gaining board influence
The comment from Osamu Nagayama, chairman of Toshiba's board, comes after a shareholder-commissioned investigation revealed company colluded with Japanese government to "beat up" foreign shareholders
Japan's trade minister said he never directed an adviser to contact Toshiba shareholders after a report accused his ministry of colluding with firm executives to pressure stockholders to fall in line
Toshiba was found "to have devised a plan to effectively prevent shareholders from exercising their shareholder proposal right and voting rights"
Toshiba Corp's 6502.T board is set to appoint UBS UBSG.S as financial adviser to work on a strategic review for the Japanese conglomerate as it faces a possible private equity bidding war, said source
The comments are from 3D Investment Partners, which owns a 7.2% stake in Toshiba
CVC's proposal had sparked a strong backlash from Toshiba managers
Toshiba has been hit by a succession of accounting and other scandals