"supplement capital" is an acceptable term in written English.
It is typically used when referring to additional assets used to increase the capital of a business. For example: "The company was able to supplement its capital with a successful investor partnership."
Like many manufacturers, Mr. Hattin is supplementing capital investments with limited price increases and by driving harder bargains with his suppliers.
The nation's banking giants, including Grupo Santander, are considering asset sales to supplement their capital.
This aid would supplement the capital created by domestic savings, permitting a higher rate of investment and thus stimulating growth.
Proceeds from the sale will be used to repay bank loans and supplement working capital, the report noted.
The standards included leverage ratio targets to supplement other capital adequacy requirements established by Basel II.
Rapid rural residential and agricultural development in the Howard River catchment of Darwin's hinterland has increased competition for groundwater from the bore-field that supplements the capital's metropolitan water supply.
"It affects a swath of instruments that were relied on by banks for supplementing their capital, which will have to be replaced by new debt with more demanding requirements," Mr. Bates said.
The money is to come in the form of low-interest loans from state-owned banks, supplemented by capital from foreign investors and other sources.More than half of the projects and 73% of the investment will go to Liaoning, the biggest province.
With a rebalancing of that instrument and by supplementing a capital infusion with additional leverage, Blackstone can invest significantly in key global markets (India, China and Russia) and ratchet up the pressure on its largest competitors.
