Sentence examples for the result of restructuring from inspiring English sources

A £120m exceptional charge mostly related to a writedown of the value of helicopters used to transport North Sea oil and gas workers; a looming £250m "step down" in revenues from decommissioning Magnox nuclear reactors is the result of restructuring of the contract.

Finally, in earnings call after earnings call, we hear CEOs describing one or two bets — at most — on growth, and devoting most of the time to showcasing the results of restructuring, offshoring and other cost-focused initiatives.

NEWS FLASH: Tesco has just announced that up to 9,000 people could be laid off as a result of restructuring.

It was also announced that a further 188 vacant roles would no longer be required as a result of restructuring.

Defra insisted that the changes were the result of a restructuring.

By contrast, GMG's wider losses are largely the result of the restructuring of its portfolio over recent years, leading to its investment in longer-term assets.

The downturn was largely the result of exceptional restructuring costs of £56m, one off Y2K costs of £8.6m, and a 9% fall in Biffa's profits.

HSBC said the cuts were the result of a restructuring of its branch network management, and the merging of several debt collection and debit and credit card operations.

At the annual shareholders' meeting here yesterday, Jeffrey Speed, Euro Disney's chief financial officer, said the result of the restructuring talks "should not be a quick fix but should be a lasting solution".

He also a prorated amount of $1.5 million this year, the result of a restructuring he accepted last year.

The write-offs are the result of a restructuring that involves the hiving off of many non-essential businesses.