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By Adi Waluyo Kampus
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Corporate Structure and Subsidiaries
📌 A company owning several subsidiaries with similar businesses falls under the category of a corporation because it manages multiple business units.
📌 A corporation consists of a main entity with business units operating beneath it.
📌 If these business units are related (e.g., a hospital owning clinics and other hospitals), it is considered related business diversification.
Business Diversification Types
🔬 Related business diversification involves subsidiaries or units that share operational connections (e.g., a hospital owning clinics).
🚫 Unrelated business diversification occurs when business units have no connection in their activities (e.g., a hospital owning a supermarket or baby supply store).
🏢 A business structure featuring unrelated diversification is called a conglomerate (usaha konglomerasi), and the owner is a conglomerator (konglomerat).
Diversification vs. Product Diversification
🍎 Product diversification involves offering different products or services within the same core business (e.g., a hospital offering general practitioners, pediatric specialists, and internal medicine doctors).
🏢 Business diversification specifically relates to a company owning distinct business units or subsidiaries.
Key Points & Insights
➡️ A company with multiple related business units is classified as a corporate entity.
➡️ Unrelated business units owned by one entity constitute a conglomerate.
➡️ Distinguish clearly between product diversification (offering varied services) and business diversification (owning separate units).
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