(Adds DuPont, Masimo Corp, Lionsgate, Citigroup, Edwards Lifesciences, Western Digital and AT&T ; Updates Labcorp, 3M, Kellogg, J&J and General Electric Co) May 23 (Reuters) - Chemical maker DuPont has become the latest multinational to break up its business, announcing a plan to split the firm into three publicly traded companies. The firm plans to separate its electronics and water businesses in tax-free transactions, while the new DuPont will continue as a diversified industrial company, it said on Wednesday. Here is a list of some of the biggest U.S. corporate splits from the recent past. YEAR COMPANY DESCRIPTION DuPont says it will 2024 DuPont separate its electronics and water businesses in tax-free transactions, while the new DuPont will continue as a diversified industrial company. Masimo says it is 2024 Masimo Corp evaluating a proposed spinoff of its consumer business, including its consumer health and audio products. The firm says it will retain its healthcare and telehealth products, and that the spinoff will improve the profitability of its healthcare business. Lionsgate says it will 2023 Lionsgate spin off its studio unit in a blank-check deal. Says its studio business will merge with the Screaming Eagle Acquisition Corp SPAC to create a new public firm for Lionsgate's film and television assets. Citi says 2023 Citigroup it will split its Mexico retail unit, known as Banamex, from its corporate and investment banking business in the country by the second half of 2024. The retail unit should begin the process of going public in 2025. Edwards Lifesciences says 2023 Edwards it will Lifescience spin off s its critical care unit at the end of 2024 to concentrate on its larger heart devices business. Western Digital says it 2023 Western will Digital spin off its flash memory business - that has been grappling with a supply glut - after talks to merge the unit with Japan's Kioxia stall. 2022 Medtronic Medtronic says it will spin off its patient-monitoring and respiratory interventions businesses into a new company as it seeks a streamlined portfolio and faster revenue growth. 2022 Danaher Medical technology firm Danaher Corp Corp says it will separate its Environmental & Applied Solutions segment to grow its Life Sciences and Diagnostics businesses. Labcorp says it will 2022 Laboratory spin off Corp of its wholly owned America business focused on clinical drug Holdings trials. Its Fortrea clinical development unit is now listed on the Nasdaq. 3M Co says it plans to 2022 3M spin off its healthcare business into Co a separate public-listed company. It says the new company will be called Solventum and names Bryan Hanson CEO. Kellogg spins off its 2022 Kellogg Co North American cereals business into WK Kellogg Co and its global snacking business into Kellanova . AT&T 2022 AT&T spins off WarnerMedia in a $43 billion transaction to merge its media properties with Discovery Inc. The new company is called Warner Bros Discovery . Johnson & Johnson says it 2021 Johnson & plans to break up into two companies, Johnson splitting its consumer health division. In 2023, it spins off and lists its consumer health business, Kenvue . General Electric says it 2021 General will Electric split into three public Co companies focusing on energy, healthcare and aviation. It spins off its health division, GE HealthCare , in 2023, followed by GE Aerospace and its energy unit GE Vernova in April 2024. 2021 IBM IBM spins off a large chunk of its company - the managed and infrastructure business - as Kyndryl in November, as the century-old tech company sheds its slow-growing business to focus on its high-margin cloud and artificial intelligence businesses. 2020 United In March, United Technologies Technologie Corp approves the spinoffs of Carrier s Global Corporation and Otis Worldwide Corporation . 2019 DuPont
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