Sentence examples for expected flotation from inspiring English sources

European banks have reported muted interest in the stock on the so-called "grey" market - whereby investors place bets on where they expect share prices to be ahead of an expected flotation.

Bradford & Bingley, Britain's second largest building society, yesterday announced that it might consider more acquisitions in the run-up to its expected flotation at the end of this year.

Based on the expected flotation price of up to $22.50 £13.600) a share, here is what the shareholders are worth: 36,467,500 shares A self-made millionaire, Morris has chaired King since 2003.

The financial services provider part-owned by entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson announced on 2 October that it would apply for a stock market listing, and expected the flotation to occur in the same month.

Analysts expect the flotation to value Alibaba at $140 billion or more, compared with Facebook's current market capitalisation of $175 billion.The Hong Kong exchange lost out on Alibaba's flotation because it rejected demands by Alibaba to allow a clique around Jack Ma, its founder, to retain control using special shares.

Analysts expect its flotation to be the biggest share offering by a tech firm since Facebook went public in 2012.

But with the flotation expected to value the site at $100bn, spending 1% in cash and shares is a clever way to shape its future.

Reports suggest that if Ripplewood, which injected ¥120 billion into the bank, sold all its stake, it could make ¥1.5 trillion from the flotation, expected next month a great deal for Ripplewood, not so great for the Japanese taxpayer.

This will be followed by the IPOs of Samsung SDS, a provider of IT services, perhaps as early as November, and of Cheil, which is expected early next year.The flotation of Cheil is key, argues Mr Cochran.

Finally Alberta Coal Corporation, a thermal coal exploration and development company with assets in Canada, begins marketing next week for a main market flotation expected in a couple of weeks.

The flotation, expected to value founder Reid Hoffman's $21.4% stake at up to $642m, is thought likely to happen within the next few months and will involve the sale of at least $175m of new shares as well as the disposal of some existing stock by LinkedIn's current investors.