Sentence examples for divestment program from inspiring English sources

The sales also show the influence of BP's divestment program.

RWE said Monday that it would expand a previously announced divestment program to €11 billion from €8 billion, and complete the asset sales by 2013.

The sale is part of the company's divestment program, which was announced last November at the time of its proposed merger with Carlton Communications P.L.C.

For Degussa, the sale would be the fifth in a divestment program focusing the company on its main business, producing specialty chemicals.

Halfway through the fiscal year, the divestment program has raised just $250 million, fueling market expectations that New Delhi will be forced to exceed its bond issuance plan and overshoot its fiscal deficit goal.

To cope with the impact of the nuclear policy, RWE said it would increase the scope of its divestment program, move more quickly into the renewable energy sector, and review its investments.

He added that the company's continuing divestment programme now totalled $23bn.

The program of divestments BP announced in July to meet the costs of the spill seems to be proceeding on schedule.

Further studies of strategic consistency in acquisition programs may include divestment decisions, as they are generally an integral part of restructuring programs.

In December 1986 the National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR), a coalition party led by A.N.R. Robinson, won the majority of seats on a program calling for divestment of most state-owned companies, reorganization of the civil service, and structural readjustment of the economy in the light of shrinking oil revenues.

Gulf's operations worldwide were struggling financially in the recession of the early 1980s, so Gulf's management devised the "Big Jobber" strategic realignment in 1981 (along with a program of selective divestments) to maintain viability.