Sentence examples for merger valued at from inspiring English sources

JAN. 10, '00 AOL and Time Warner announce a merger valued at $165 billion, the biggest in history.

The merger, valued at $4.02 billion when it was announced on June 26, was changed earlier this year after being rejected by UnitedGlobalCom bondholders.

Apex Inc. and the Cybex Computer Products Corporation agreed to a merger valued at $1.14 billion that will bring together two rival makers of equipment for managing computer networks.

The merger, valued at about $44 billion, means that "by year-end, most of our networks will be upgraded, making analog and digital video, high-speed Internet access, cable telephony and interactive television available to more of our customers," said Michael Armstrong, the chairman and chief executive of AT&T.

An investor in the French utility Suez, the Knight Vinke Asset Management, sold its stake in the company after a campaign to derail a merger valued at 45.4 billion euros ($58.7 billion) with Gaz de France helped send the stock to a record high.

The merger, valued at about $85 billion, would reverberate across the oil industry, which is hurting from the deepest slump in crude prices since the oil bust in the 1980s.

It ranks 14th among underwriters of high-yield bonds this year, according to Thomson Financial Securities Data, and just 32nd among advisers to mergers valued at $250 million or less, the market singled out by First Union.

So far this year advisors have leant their know-how to European mergers valued at $323.2 billion, compared with U.S. merger advisory work this year on deals worth $101.7 billion.

Over a period of just a few weeks this summer, three mergers valued at a total of nearly $100 billion were announced by six large health insurers.

The merger was valued at $772 million in cash, plus a refinancing of debt.

Including the assumption of debt, the merger is valued at about $7.6 billion.