Sentence examples for looking to acquisitions from inspiring English sources

Like many brewers and spirits makers, Asahi is looking to acquisitions to increase sales in its core business and ooutside Japan.

He also added that the company may look to acquisitions to boost its global presence.

Yet production growth has been exceeding new reserves, forcing the company to look to acquisitions and become a deep-water driller.

Telenor is looking to refinance acquisitions that increased its debt to $5.5 billion at the end of September.

The combination of economic growth and political stability has attracted cash-rich companies looking to make acquisitions.

Mr. Chirico of PVH said the company would not be looking to make acquisitions in the near future as it looked to intergrate Warnaco's operations.

"It's going to be going out and looking to make acquisitions," said Marc Cohen, a tobacco and beverage industry analyst at Goldman , Sachs

It is also looking to make acquisitions of companies in these areas as well, as it prepares to introduce extra-cost services.

Both Enron and Veba were looking to make acquisitions in 1999, when Europe, like the United States, was deregulating its energy markets.

The media conglomerate, which had been on its heels for more than a year because of the phone hacking scandal in Britain, is looking to make acquisitions again.

"RWE is looking to make acquisitions in the electricity sector, with operations in the U.K. and the U.S.," the person said.