Sentence examples for raise further capital from inspiring English sources

It said it had made progress on plans to raise further capital, and expected to make more director appointments.

It also plans to pay its dividend in stock instead of cash and raise further capital through a resale of treasury shares.

The change in rating could sharply increase borrowing costs and hamper their ability to raise further capital at a time when their finances are under intense pressure.

He said: There are an increasing number of land opportunities both in London and in the regions and as such we are looking to raise further capital to enable us to take advantage of these opportunities as they arise.

Comparing a bank reliant on money from such a fund with one that has no plans to raise further capital, Mr. Echegoyen said, would be like looking at "a mosquito and an elephant".

Morgan (who watched his Wolverhampton Wanderers football club relegated from the Premiership at the weekend) said: There are an increasing number of land opportunities both in London and in the regions and as such we are looking to raise further capital to enable us to take advantage of these opportunities as they arise.

Shares of Firebox Holdings, the first Spark investment to use the EO fund-raising platform for raising further capital, went on sale through EO.net on 29 August.

"The inability to obtain supplier credit for the peak Christmas trading period means that the company had no realistic prospect of raising further capital to build up sufficient stock to allow it to continue trading," said Kahn.

Access to further external capital was needed to fund growth, said Mr Crombie, adding: "While being a mutual has been a key part of Standard Life's success in the past, we now believe that raising further capital by way of demutualisation is likely to be in the best interests of the company and its policyholders".

It is understood to be raising further capital.

After the close of this round, Flipkart is said to be contemplating raising further capital in the form of a large round of debt.