The phrase "a share offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of finance or investment, referring to the process of a company issuing shares to raise capital.
Example: "The company announced a share offering to fund its expansion plans."
Alternatives: "stock issuance" or "equity offering."
It too is contemplating a share offering.
Instead she hopes that Areva will be allowed to launch a share offering.
In addition, Rusal is planning to sell 10percentt of the company in a share offering.
Officially, All3Media is looking at a range of strategic options, including a share offering.
In 2005 Ms Lauvergeon suffered a blow when the government abruptly cancelled her plan for a share offering.
Last month, the company announced plans for a share offering in its German subsidiary, O2 Germany, to raise capital.
Since U.P.S. first announced its 9.50-euro-a-share offering for TNT Express in March, the company has been forced to push back the expected completion date of the takeover because of anti-trust concerns raised by European regulators.
The prospectus disclosed that Schwarzman would take out $677.2 million from the offering and would retain a twenty-four-per-cent ownership stake, valued at nearly $8 billion, at the expected thirty-dollar-a-share offering price.
Smith of Renaissance Capital characterizes the sub $6-a-share offering as a "public venture capital deal".
DAOU, which designs, implements, supports and manages advanced computer network systems for hospitals and other health care provider organizations, saw its shares rise 247%, to $31.25, from its $9-a-share offering price.
With the Class A shares trading at $7 to $9 the last month, the buyout offer would be at a hefty premium, though still well below the $18-a-share 18-a-share 18-a-sharehe cofferingent pricec nearly three years ago.
