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Signal key

subsidiary_added

Category

Structure

Source

Company Professional Network page (subsidiaries list).
A new subsidiary appeared in the company’s list.

When it fires

Trigger condition

A new entry appears in this company’s subsidiaries list.

Stored fields

This signal persists the following metadata you can read downstream:
FieldDescription
meta.subsidiary_idThe added subsidiary’s identifier.

Magnitude

High, signals acquisition from the buyer’s side.
For the full bucket definitions used across percentage-based signals, see Magnitude buckets.

Why it matters

Adding subsidiaries signals acquisition activity from the buyer’s side. When a company gains a subsidiary, it just acquired or established a new entity, this is the acquirer’s view of an acquisition and indicates an active, well-funded buyer.

How to read it

Acquirer view

This company is the one doing the acquiring.

Well-funded

Active acquirers have capital and ambition.

Map the subsidiary

meta.subsidiary_id identifies the new entity.

Outreach playbook

Identifies active acquirers. Strong fit for tools that support integration.

Subsidiary Removed

A subsidiary was removed from the company’s list.

Parent Company Added

A parent company was set where there was none.

Acquired Signal

A company was acquired.

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