| 英文摘要 |
In modern business development trends, companies often seek diversification strategies to expand their market presence and enhance competitiveness. Beyond traditional channel expansion methods, businesses frequently employ mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances, or establish wholly-owned subsidiaries to achieve growth objectives. Rather than directly forming new business divisions, many companies prefer to establish subsidiaries for new business ventures. The primary advantage of establishing subsidiaries lies in their operational and financial independence. When subsidiaries face operational difficulties, bankruptcy risks, or legal disputes, the parent company's liability is limited to investment losses, with negative impacts such as litigation or credit issues confined to the subsidiary level, minimally affecting the parent company’s overall operations except for potential stock price fluctuations. Therefore, this study chooses on listed manufacturing subsidiaries to examine the stock price interaction between parent companies and their subsidiaries. Specifically, the research analyzes the impact of subsidiary listings on parent company stock prices and the influence of parent company stock prices on subsidiary stock prices. Through this research, we aim to evaluate the positive and negative effects of subsidiary listings on parent companies, providing crucial strategic decision-making references for Hua Hsing Electronic’s future development. |