Sentence examples for repurchase prices from inspiring English sources

So in 1974 Gerda Koontz quit her job and started negotiating repurchase prices for 40 of his old books.

That is about a 30percentt discount to the May repurchase price of 14.25 rupees, after adjusting for dividends.

The company has been criticized for the $7-a-share repurchase price for stock bought by venture capitalists and executives.

The difference between the sale price and the agreed-on repurchase price represents the lender's interest.

The government will compensate it for any difference between the declared net asset value and the repurchase price, the finance ministry said.

The deal is back-loaded, with the repurchase price looming in 2019, and a relatively low starting lease payment of $24 million a year on 750,000 square feet of space.

Instead, the firm allowed the originators to settle the put-back claims confidentially "by making cash payments that were a fraction of the contractual repurchase price," according to the lawsuit.

Any deficit between the net asset value and the repurchase price will be financed, "for which we are talking to banks and institutions and which will be finalized soon," Mr. Daga said.

Glencore had sold the mine to Xstrata last year for $2 billion, to raise the funds to participate in Xstrata's rights issue.At a repurchase price of $2.25 billion plus any outstanding profits and reimbursement for money invested in the business, Xstrata will profit from the deal.

But Hays reputation for moneymaking was so strong — and his confidence so great — that almost all of the $27 million repurchase price was borrowed.

But Hays reputation for moneymaking was so strong -- and his confidence so great -- that almost all of the $27 million repurchase price was borrowed.