Sentence examples for premium offer from inspiring English sources

In August 1999, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission accused Cargill of offering grain contracts, called premium offer contracts, that were neither traded on a regulated commodity exchange nor sold by an options merchant registered with the commission, making them illegal.

A premium offer from AT&T remains a possibility, even if a successful deal is no slam-dunk – the prospect of 265p-275p per share remains enticing.

This means it can't compete on price with the biggest ski operators, but can – at a premium – offer flexible, tailor-made holidays that are not locked into weekly rotations.

"If, as SPG has requested, those rights are invalidated, then the public shareholders who own approximately 99percentt of TCO will be able to accept the $20-per-share 20-per-share 20-per-share all-cash all-cashe from the Taubman family's premiumed blofferg position," the companies said, reforring theire sharessymbols freeSimon and Taubman Centers.

If not, no suitor is likely to make a premium offer that would be acceptable to Cabletron's board.

His lawsuit says Buffett's premium offer is "grossly unfair" and Burlington Northern's directors may have breached their fiduciary duties to investors.

Besides, the premium offered in the acquisition was rather large — 37 percent over the closing share price the day before.

But the steep premium offered by Telefonica was probably the determining factor behind the German firm's reluctance to get involved.

Schering is devising a strategy to battle Merck KGaA's 14.6 billion euro ($17.7 billion) hostile offer but may have trouble competing with the 24percentt premium offered to shareholders.

The shares closed at 60p and the small premium offered by Sports Direct, Blacks's largest shareholder, valued the business at some £26m.

"What is uncommon in the Comcast bid is that the 9percentt premium offered was so low and was wiped out so quickly," Mr. Schoenfeld said.