Abstract
Supplement to the Li and Fung: Stay Public or Go Private (A). Case B describes the actual outcome and the immediate developments of the company after taking it private. The new hindsight enables students to revisit the company’s go-private decision in light of the new developments, offering students an opportunity to understand the agency conflict between the majority and minority shareholders in a listed family business. It also raises the question of whether going private is considered necessary for the Fung family. A moral dilemma would emerge towards the end, stimulating students to think about the issue of ethical leadership.
Original language | English |
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Number of pages | 2 |
Publication status | Published - 1 May 2022 |
Case number
GC-21-066Case normative number
GC-21-066-CECase type
Field CaseUpdate date
15/05/2023Supplement
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China Europe International Business SchoolKeywords
- privatization
- go private
- Business Models
- Family Business
- family businesses
- corporate governance
- business model
Case studies discipline
- Accounting
- Finance
- Others
Case studies industry
- Others
- Transportation and Warehousing
- Wholesale Trade