Sentence examples for a net debt from inspiring English sources

KPN has a net debt of about $18 billion and is one of Europe's most highly leveraged telephone companies.

According to Numis Securities, ITV is expected to report a net debt position of £750m for 2008 on 4 March.

The 29% reduction in net debt, from £508.6m to £359m, leaves the company at a net debt to ebitda ratio of just over five.

However, Mouchel would still have a net debt position (in excess of £90m, representing gearing of 150%), compared to a potential enlarged net cash position of around £4m.

In the early 1990s, Belgium — which is deeply divided along linguistic lines — had a net debt of 118percentt of G.D.P., while Italy — which is, well, Italy — had a net debt of 114percentt of G.D.P. Neither faced a financial crisis.

Real Madrid were quick to point out this week that they have no outstanding debt to the Inland Revenue but they did own up to a net debt of €170m.

He expects the company to continue to fund its expansion from internally generated cash flow and will continue to maintain a net-debt-free balance sheet.

This leaves Mecom with a healthy net debt to EBITDA ratio of two times.

Enterprise had a total net debt of £2.5bn as of September this year.

After years of budget surplus, the government has a negative net debt (debts minus assets) of 50% of GDP.

Guardian analysis of the most recent accounts for the Championship clubs shows a combined net debt of almost £1bn.