Spinoff Tracker

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

XPO, Inc. XPO → GXO Logistics, Inc. GXO

Distribution2021-08-02
Return-27.51%
ParentXPO, Inc. XPO
SpincoGXO Logistics, Inc. GXO
StatusCompleted
StructureSpin-off A filing states a pro-rata distribution: holders receive shares automatically.
FocusNot focus-increasing Parent and spinco remain in the same industry; the separation divides scale rather than business.
Ratio1 GXO share for every 1 XPO share
Checked against EDGAR2026-08-22

Data trap

The final Form 10 amendment carries only an auditor consent — no information statement, so it states no ratio, record date or distribution date. Anything that reads the last-filed amendment and stops finds an empty deal. The terms live in the previous amendment and in the definitive information statement attached to the July 26 8-K. Note also that the parent has since renamed itself XPO, Inc.; every filing here was made as XPO Logistics, Inc.

The restated filings have landed; this is kept as history.

Catalyst clock

  1. 2020-12-02Separation announced
  2. 2021-06-09Form 10 filed
  3. 2021-07-20Form 10 last amended
  4. 2021-07-21Form 10 effective
  5. 2021-07-23Record date
  6. When-issued trading opens
  7. 2021-08-02Distribution
  8. 2021-11-01First standalone earnings
  9. Index inclusion announced

Performance since separation

GXO Logistics, Inc. since separation-27.51%
XPO, Inc. over the same window+296.43%
S&P 500 (SPY) over the same window+74.99%
Russell 2000 (IWM) over the same window+36.38%
Excess over the S&P 500-102.50%
Excess over the Russell 2000-63.89%

Measured from the first regular-way close on or after the distribution — 2021-08-02 at 63.07 — to 2026-08-21 at 45.72. Window: 5.1 years. Two benchmarks, because one is misleading: spin-offs are usually small companies, and across this period small caps lagged the S&P by several points a year on their own. Measured against the S&P alone, roughly a third of any shortfall is company size rather than the separation. Returns are arithmetic over end-of-day closing prices. Unlike every other figure on this page, they do not come from a filing.

Pre-distribution investor return

Parent, announcement to separationprice history starts after the separation
Combined (XPO, Inc. + GXO Logistics, Inc.), pre-distribution to now+407.53%
Combined excess over the S&P 500+332.91%
Combined excess over the Russell 2000+371.83%

Combined treats a pre-spin holding as 1 GXO share for every 1 XPO share valued at the parent's last close before regular post-spin trading resumed — 2021-07-30 at 47.97 — against that same basket today. That baseline is a practical proxy, not an attempt to isolate exactly how much value the separation transferred: for a large parent and a small spinco, ordinary day-to-day price noise can be bigger than the transfer itself.

Filings

Every fact on this page comes from one of these.

Notes

XPO's separation of its contract logistics business, distributed one-for-one so every XPO holder received a matching GXO share. Classified non-focus-increasing: both companies remain transportation and logistics providers under the same four-digit SIC, and the split is between customer models rather than industries.