Sentence examples for revised buyout from inspiring English sources

Under Mr. Lord's guidance, the company rejected a revised buyout offer that would have paid $50 a share and potentially more if the lender met or exceeded its financial targets.

The revised buyout of Clear Channel Communications by Bain Capital and THL Partnersseems locked up, but questions remain over the stub equity and terms of the material adverse change clause, The Daily Deal reports.

Newport News Shipbuilding said yesterday that it had received a revised buyout offer from a rival military contractor, Northrop Grumman, that would lock the purchase price at $2.6 billion.

The NCH Corporation, a maker of fasteners, welding alloys and plumbing parts, said yesterday that it had agreed to a revised $119.8 million management buyout offer 10percentt higher than an earlier bid.

Friends Provident, a British insurance company, has accepted a revised bid from a buyout firm, Resolution, worth £1.86 billion ($3.1 billion) after rejecting two previous offers.

Shares of Penn National have been under pressure for several months on concerns that the terms of the deal might be revised or that the buyout firms would fail to get funding for the deal at affordable rates.

Brit Insurance added 12.5p to 900p as the Lloyd's of London insurer turned down a revised £10.50 a share approach from US buyout group Apollo Management.

More than a dozen buyouts over the last year have been revised or have collapsed, including those for the student lender Sallie Mae, the equipment operator United Rentals and the mortgage provider PHH.

The much-anticipated countermove in this biggest buyout ever came early Thursday in the form of a $56 share revised bid from Blackstone rival Dove Partners, which consists of Vornado Realty Trust with Starwood Capital Management and Walton Street Capital.

In addition to a revised bid from the Dutch exotic sports-car maker Spyker Cars, the Luxembourg-based buyout firm Genii Capital submitted an offer in cooperation with Mr. Ecclestone, the firm said in a statement.

PARIS — In what may be the first step in a shakeup of the British life insurance industry, Friends Provident has accepted a revised bid from Resolution worth £1.86 billion, or $3.1 billion, after rejecting two previous offers from the buyout firm.