Sentence examples for stake equivalent from inspiring English sources

Sasol will sell a 10percentt stake, equivalent to 19.7percentt of its South African business, the Johannesburg-based company said Tuesday in a statement.

Last week, HG Vora Capital Management announced that it had taken a stake equivalent to 9.9percentt of Tronc shares, saying in a regulatory filing that it was speaking with Tronc management about a "potential sale".

With a stake equivalent to around 4% of the stock market, Sadan also put companies on notice that L&G was unlikely to tolerate share matching schemes which he described as "two for ones" where directors obtained free shares in their bonuses.

If the share price is below the agreed exercise price when the contract expires, Sports Direct would have to buy the stake – the equivalent of 128.9m shares – at that price or pay the bank the difference.

The Bronx and lower Westchester "stake" -- the equivalent of a diocese -- is growing: it has almost 4,500 members, about 20percentt more than it did just five years ago, which church officials say is about the same rate of growth experienced nationwide.

Last month, it was revealed that they personally own roughly one percent of the currency, a stake worth the equivalent of some $11 million.

Staunton challenged Saint-Amant to a longer match to be played in Paris for a stake of £100, equivalent to about £73,000 in 2006's money.

Company staff meetings (by way of conference call) are "low stakes," the aural equivalent of casual days in bricks-and-mortar offices, and often include dogs barking, babies crying and treadmills humming.

Here is the math: Seagate owns 30percentt of Veritas Software, a producer of software used in storage area networks; the stake is worth the equivalent of $70.499 for each Seagate share.

Flying Officer (4.15) has an ideal opportunity to make up for his narrow defeat in the 2014 Listed Rose Bowl Stakes in this year's equivalent race at Newmarket this afternoon.

In the grand scheme, Iowa contributes little to the actual nominating process there are relatively few delegates or delegate equivalents at stake.