Five years after Texas technology company Dell went private, Dell Technologies announced it would once again go public, in an unusual transaction that has already provided work for five firms.
On July 2, Dell Technologies announced an agreement with its special committee of independent directors to exchange Dell Technologies Class V tracking stock, issued in connection with Dell’s acquisition two years ago of data storage company EMC, to shareholders in return for Dell Technologies Class C common stock or for cash.
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