The phrase "acquisition raising" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to business or finance, particularly when discussing the process of raising funds for an acquisition.
Example: "The company is currently focused on acquisition raising to support its expansion strategy."
Alternatives: "fundraising for acquisitions" or "capital raising for acquisitions".
This post and pending acquisition raises two points worthy of addressing.
This step, known as a "second request" for information, can suggest that a proposed acquisition raises more serious antitrust issues.
Good Harbor Partners Acquisition raised $58 million in an initial public stock offering last month and placed more than $53 million of it in a trust.
The MediaOne acquisition raises the question whether it is really a good idea for Messrs Armstrong, Malone and Gates to be carving up a new industry so early.
One question that the acquisition raises is how Apple will respond, because Audible content is featured prominently on iTunes, and Apple and Amazon are fiercely competing in digital media downloads.
Moreover, Pfizer's ability to arrange $22.5 billion in debt financing from five banks for the Wyeth acquisition raises the chances that Roche will be able to raise the money it needs to acquire the 44percentt of Genentech that it does not already own.
The acquisition raised questions in publishing circles on both sides of the Atlantic because Fourth Estate was planning to publish an unauthorized biography of the News Corporation's chairman, Rupert Murdoch, by Michael Crick, an outspoken British author and soccer enthusiast who has criticized Mr. Murdoch in the past.
CNOOC's acquisition raises many questions about international politics and strategy.
But as Oracle prepares to close the deal sometime this summer, the acquisition raises another question: Just how much of Sun is Oracle saving?
The acquisition raises some interesting questions on how IBM will balance its focus on MongoDB, a competing alternative, with Cloudant's NoSQL database technology.
