Sentence examples for foreign buyout from inspiring English sources

Foreign buyout firms have been encouraged to form renminbi funds to flip investments locally.

On October 25th Carlyle, a private-equity firm, became the first foreign buyout group to gain control of a big Chinese company.

Management at Nikko has agreed to the Citigroup deal, which would be the biggest foreign buyout ever of a Japanese company.

The TXU Corporation, owner of the biggest power company in Texas, offered 2.4 billion euros, or $2.3 billion, in cash to take over Hidroelectrica del Cantabrico, in the first foreign buyout of a Spanish utility.

The British firm employs 46,000 people in more than 60 countries and Unite, the union representing its staff, has been pressing for assurances over job security in the event of a foreign buyout.

The measure, which grew in part out of speculation about a buyout of the yogurt maker Group Danone by PepsiCo, gives the government veto power over foreign buyouts in 11 industries.

The Carlyle Group, the private American investment firm, agreed on Monday to pay 220 billion yen ($2.02 billion) to the KDDI Corporation for 60percentt of a Japanese provider of cellphone and wireless Internet service in a deal that signaled a growing acceptance of foreign buyouts in Japan.

Some British business figures have benefited from foreign buyouts.

This, in combination with the slow dissolution of cross-shareholding, is expected to unleash a tidal wave of foreign buyouts, both hostile and friendly, of incompetently managed Japanese companies.

He pioneered in leveraged buyouts, foreign debt offerings and closed-end mutual funds.

A PNC spokesman declined to comment directly on the BAE matter, but said that any possible transgressions occurred before the takeover and that Riggs was required to divest units catering to diplomats and foreign clients before the buyout.