Sentence examples for joint venture led by from inspiring English sources

In September, it offloaded Mexx, a young women's apparel brand, to a joint venture led by the buyout firm Gores Group.

By the time it was sold to a joint venture led by George Comfort & Sons, the building's value had dropped to $369 a square foot.

As it turned out, the highest bidder for all four was Heritage Fields, a joint venture led by Lennar, which paid the Navy $650 million.

The M&S derivative bet was owned by a joint venture led by failed Icelandic investment house Baugur, but also included British retail tycoon Kevin Stanford and others.

The other project, a joint venture led by the Italian oil company Eni, will create an exploratory well in about 1,900 meters of water in the Cova-1 region in East Timorese waters north of Australia.

TJX raised its offer to $113 million from $100 million and was designated the auction's winner Thursday, beating a bid by a joint venture led by Dick's Sporting Goods.

On 7 January 2011 the new project called Cityringen started with the signature by Metroselskabet of new contracts, with Ansaldo Breda and Ansaldo Sts (Finmeccanica Group) for the supply of trains and control systems and with an Italian joint-venture led by Salin Construttori (about 60%) and Tecnimont (about 40%) with Seli as third partner for the construction part.

The company, Mobile Interactive Horizons Ltd, is a joint venture lead by iBundle, the innovation hub of entrepreneur and angel investor Julian Ranger.

The conclusions reached do not imply that ATP joint ventures led to less success in terms of technical and commercial achievements; rather, small businesses engaged in ATP joint ventures as regular members did not benefit as much as small businesses participating as a single applicant or those assuming the role of the joint venture lead.

● The conclusions are not saying that ATP-funded joint ventures led to less patenting; rather, ATP joint venture participants (especially small companies) did not patent as much as small company single applicants during the active project period.

Do small companies stand a better chance of achieving these goals if they undertake projects by themselves, collaborate with subcontractors, operate as a member of a joint venture, or assume the role of joint venture lead?