Company Spinouts
TopicHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Sep 2026
A company spinout, also known as a corporate spin-off, is a type of corporate action where a parent organization splits off a section or technology division to form an independent business. This process allows the newly created entity to operate autonomously, secure separate funding, and commercialize specific technologies or assets while the parent company remains active.
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Large parent ownership stakes probably reduce spinout founders' motivation.
“If the old company— I'll call it parent or existing company— has an 80% stake or 50% stake in the company, and the founders have smaller stakes, they're probably less motivated.”
Open the episode · Becki DeGraw on spinouts, IP licensing & clean exits | Wilson Sonsini Startup Legal BasicsListen at 8:00
Starting a new venture before separation may breach fiduciary duties and confidentiality provisions.
“that could actually be breach of fiduciary duty. It could be breach of your confidentiality provisions.”
Open the episode · Becki DeGraw on spinouts, IP licensing & clean exits | Wilson Sonsini Startup Legal BasicsListen at 15:21
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