The profits, in higher volume, flow in to the original company. Often at higher volume as the lower costs to sell the product enables it to be sold profitably in more markets. Again with those new sales/profits returning to the company.
So is it really “reallocating on a global scale” or would reallocation only be if the profits were now going to a new entity? Since it is staying with the company, and it’s share holders isn’t it more of a “diversification of operating resources” than a “reallocation on a global scale”
That sounds like the profits are now going somewhere else rather than to the company and it’s shareholders... who are probably mostly American and American Citizens.