Sentence examples for repurchase premium from inspiring English sources

Add in the interest and the repurchase premium, and Berkshire made $1.75 billion over two and a half years.

The stock price decline at repurchase seems due to the repurchase premium that is effectively paid by the nonselling shareholders of the target firm and to the unraveling of takeover expectations with consequent loss of the anticipated takeover premium.

The shares are also non-dilutive to existing shareholders and the bank will not have to pay a premium to repurchase the capital.

"The maximum amount of debt the government could repurchase by 2011 without paying a premium is $2 trillion," said Lawrence B. Lindsey, Mr. Bush's chief economic adviser.

"For every 10% increase in meaningfulness, a brand can increase its purchase and repurchase intent by 6% and price premiums by 10.4%," according to a Havas press release.

The general partner of Steel Partners wrote in a letter to the GenCorp board that GenCorp's sales of stock and debt would reduce the value of shareholders' stakes because of underwriting fees and "unnecessary premiums GenCorp is paying to repurchase its existing debt".

Back then, companies would repurchase the stock of corporate raiders at a premium simply to make them go away.

The perpetual preferred stock carries a dividend of 10 percent and can be repurchased at a 10 percent premium.

"ING can repurchase all or some of the securities at any time with the approval of the Dutch state with a 50% premium.

Was it premature to repurchase?

In this study, we defined risk capital as the contingency fee or insurance premium that a brownfields redeveloper needs to set aside from the sale of each house in case they need to repurchase it at a later date because the indoor air has been detrimentally affected by subsurface contamination.