What Happens to Xerox 3D Printing Portfolio After Split?

At the end of January Xerox announced that they would be splitting up into two new companies following a comprehensive structural review of their various holdings and assets after an extensive review of their portfolio that took place back in October of 2015. The plan to split Xerox up into two independent publicly-traded companies was unanimously approved by the company’s board and the transaction will result in an $11 billion Document Technology company and $7 billion Business Process Outsourcing company. The separation should be completed by the end of 2016, and the transformation is expected to deliver $2.4 billion in savings over next three years. So what will happen to their 3D printing portfolio? You can read more about this split over on 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/118902/xerox-to-split-into-two/
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They should have done this last year, when 3D printing stocks were red-hot...