Spinoff Tracker

Every US corporate spin-off, sourced from the filing that proves it.

Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. MSGS → MSGS Spinco, Inc.

Distributionpending
ParentMadison Square Garden Sports Corp. MSGS
SpincoMSGS Spinco, Inc.
StatusAnnounced
StructureSpin-off A filing states a pro-rata distribution: holders receive shares automatically.
FocusFocus unclassified Deliberately unjudged. The industry codes and the businesses disagree, and this site does not resolve that by guessing.
Ratio1 Spinco share for every 2 MSG Sports shares assumed
Ratio noteDual class, distributed class-for-class: MSG Sports Class A holders receive Spinco Class A and Class B holders receive Spinco Class B, both at 1-for-2. Fractional shares round down. Stated in the Form 10 but not yet declared by the board.
Checked against EDGAR2026-08-21

Catalyst clock

  1. 2026-02-17Separation announced
  2. 2026-08-14Form 10 filed
  3. Form 10 last amended
  4. Form 10 effective
  5. Record date
  6. When-issued trading opens
  7. Distribution
  8. First standalone earnings
  9. Index inclusion announced

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Notes

Newly filed and still unnamed — no ticker, no exchange, no SIC and no record date exist yet. Preceded by confidential DRS submissions on 2026-05-15, 2026-06-25 and 2026-07-23. The announcement is dated from the parent's 8-K reporting an event of 2026-02-17: the board unanimously approved a plan to EXPLORE a possible spin-off separating the Knicks from the Rangers, and that filing says plainly there can be no assurance the transaction completes. A Form 10 has since been filed, which is a good deal more commitment than the language alone implies, but the deal is not declared. The Form 10, filed 2026-08-14, is a substantive registration statement — full financials, risk factors, executed inter-company agreements — but remains explicitly a preliminary filing with every date and count still a bracketed placeholder, and the board retains sole discretion to abandon the distribution. Independent of that immaturity, the industry-classification question doesn't resolve cleanly either way: the filing frames this as splitting one professional-sports-team portfolio (Knicks NBA, Rangers NHL) into two sibling sports-team-ownership vehicles that remain under common Dolan-family control, share an arena, and cross-market each other's brands — 'same industry, different franchise' by the filing's own words, not the kind of business-scope change Desai and Jain describe. Left unclassified for both reasons.