Tracking stock

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A parent company can issue a tracking stock for a subsidiary. The revenues and expenses of the subsidiary, a division of the company, are removed from the parent's financial statements and bound to the tracking stock. Often, this is done to separate a high-growth division from a larger parent company. The parent company and its shareholders remain in control of the subsidiary's operations.


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