HPE Spins Its Non-Core Software Assets For $8.8 Billion Into Merger With Micro Focus

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced plans on Wednesday for a spin-off and merger of its non-core software assets into Britain’s Micro Focus International Plc (MCRO.L). Earlier in the month, Reuters reported that the company had been in talks with the private equity firm Thoma Bravo to sell the software unit for between $8 billion and $10 billion. As things now stand, this spinoff and merger is to unlock value worth $8.5 billion for its shareholders.

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