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The 1998 acquisition of the Post-Tribune in Gary, Indiana and the sale of approximately 80 community newspapers, for gross cash proceeds of approximately $310 million.
"In the past five months alone, Citadel has sold approximately 51 million shares of E*Trade for proceeds of approximately $831 million," the company said.
On Wednesday, the ratings agency Fitch said that Repsol's L.N.G. divestment "improves Repsol's credit metrics, but any positive rating action is dependent on the post-tax asset disposal proceeds of approximately €2.7 billion being fully utilized to reduce financial indebtedness".
As for the increased offering, Palm is looking to cash in, expecting to receive net proceeds of approximately $313.1 million.
7 Days is expected to pocket net proceeds of approximately $92.0 million to repay debt and to raise working capital.
The company will receive net proceeds of approximately $1,560 million from the initial public offering of its common stock, and approximately $240 million from a bond offering after payment of commissions and estimated expenses.
Sulzer has completed the sale of its Metco division to Oerlikon, in a deal that generates net cash proceeds after taxes of approximately CHF850 million for the Swiss engineering group.
Sulzer has completed the sale of its Metco division to Oerlikon, in a deal that generates net cash proceeds after taxes of approximately CHF850 million for the Swiss engineering group (see Pump Industry Analyst, February 2014).
Internal conversion from LC to mLCT(HV) and spectral evolution by means of a vibrational relaxation process of mLCT(HV) proceed with lifetimes of approximately 370 fs and 9.1 ps, respectively, giving the lowest vibrational mLCT excited states (mLCT LV)).
If exercised, the overallotment will result in net proceeds to the company of approximately $2.3 million (which would thus bring the total of capital raised to $17.8 million).
Shear's original version of "All Through the Night" is set in the key of F major, and proceeds at a tempo of approximately 96 beats per minute.
