CVS Health reported to split into two companies by 2028

CVS Health reported to split into two companies by 2028

CVS Health reported to split into two companies by 2028

CVS Health is reported to be planning a split into two publicly traded companies in the first half of 2028. One company, to be called CVS Pharmacy, would hold about 9,000 drugstores along with mail-order pharmacy and MinuteClinic. The other would keep the CVS Health name and hold insurer Aetna and pharmacy-benefit manager Caremark, plus its clinics and specialty pharmacy. The move would largely undo CVS's 2018 purchase of Aetna, and the reports say current shareholders would own shares in both companies.

CVS Health is reported to be planning a split into two publicly traded companies in the first half of 2028. One company, to be called CVS Pharmacy, would hold about 9,000 drugstores along with mail-order pharmacy and MinuteClinic. The other would keep the CVS Health name and hold insurer Aetna and pharmacy-benefit manager Caremark, plus its clinics and specialty pharmacy. The move would largely undo CVS's 2018 purchase of Aetna, and the reports say current shareholders would own shares in both companies.

CVS Health is reported to be planning a split into two publicly traded companies in the first half of 2028. One company, to be called CVS Pharmacy, would hold about 9,000 drugstores along with mail-order pharmacy and MinuteClinic. The other would keep the CVS Health name and hold insurer Aetna and pharmacy-benefit manager Caremark, plus its clinics and specialty pharmacy. The move would largely undo CVS's 2018 purchase of Aetna, and the reports say current shareholders would own shares in both companies.