Sentence examples for annum return from inspiring English sources

Terra Firma anticipated making a 20% per annum return on its £4.2bn investment; instead, the business continued to crumble.

Thompson was knighted in January 1799 and given a pension of £200 per annum, returning to service that spring as captain of HMS Bellona attached to the Channel Fleet under Lord Bridport.

Templeton GS Emerging Markets fund delivered a 2.6% per annum total return over the past five years worse than a bank account and with a lot more volatility.

"Now without a guaranteed appreciation per annum and equal return on renovations, they have to return to thinking of creating a home as their primary motivation".

The scholarship covers tuition fees, a maintenance allowance of up to S$7200 per annum, and a return air ticket for professional or vacation attachments, where applicable.

JP Morgan Asset Management said the Junior Isa could deliver a tax-free gift of more than £100,000 at the age of 18, assuming the child's parents invested the maximum £3,600 per year from birth and also assuming a 5% return per annum.

The group's long-and short- term share price performance has been outstanding: up 278% since flotation in 1995 (up 122% versus the FTSE 100 and up 83% versus the SX6P [European utilities index]; a 13% per annum average total shareholder return); up 12% in the last 12 months (up 26% versus the FTSE 100 and up 17% versus the SX6p).

The market got back to its 6.5% to 7% per annum long-term total return trend only in 1995.

"I was given 10percentt return per annum [on my investment], so £500 a year, which is better than it sitting around in the bank," he says.

They anticipate Round 1 outside investors to realize a healthy return per annum over three years.

Sunapto anticipates Round 2 outside investors to realize a respectable return per annum over three years.