Sentence examples for as a reverse takeover from inspiring English sources
Any deal would be likely to be seen as a reverse takeover since 888 is worth £600m, less than Bwin's market capitalisation of just over £800m.
So Mr Clark is cunningly structuring his deal as a reverse takeover in which Merck will be acquired by Schering-Plough which will then rename itSchering-Plough which
Resolution shares were suspended pending the outcome of the deal talks as the purchase of AXA's units would be classified as a reverse takeover under stock market rules.
The company had agreed to pay $120m plus an extra cash payment on completion for Eon's UK north sea assets, and as the deal was classified as a reverse takeover its shares were suspended.
Far from the plea for help he had been expecting, the pitch he was hearing struck him as a reverse takeover: Bank of America would be paying Mr. Fuld to run its investment banking franchise for it.
These events can be described only as a reverse takeover of Apple, a company with close to ten billion dollars in revenues last year, by NeXT, whose revenues typically hovered around fifty million.
Multimedia content company UBC has acquired digital music service 7digital as part of a reverse takeover to create a £30m global digital music and radio business.
Ross would exchange his 24% stake in Oxford for new shares in Wagon as part of a reverse takeover and become a non-executive director of the merged company.
This deal, described by Ramzi Haidamus of Nokia Technologies as more of a "reverse takeover," is part of the growing health/care Internet-of-things, where our health and medical "things" generate individuals' health data that flow through internet clouds and get mashed up and repurposed for population health analytics and personal application.
It's essentially a reverse takeover, as Handler will lead the combined group.
Jobs was now back at Apple as Amelio's adviser, though it was something of a reverse takeover: former NeXT staff such as Avie Tevanian and Jon Rubinstein took charge of Apple's software and hardware respectively.
