Sentence examples for total repurchase from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the company engaged in serious share buybacks, which is often seen as a sign of confidence: Yahoo repurchased a total of $190 million worth of its shares during the third quarter of 2012, bringing its total repurchase amount to over $4 billion since 2009.

Bank of America last month said total repurchase requests outstanding increased more than 40percenttoto $22.7 billion in the second quarter from the first quarter, spurring investor concern that the bank will be on the hook for more mortgage-related losses.

A brief inspection of the conditions outlined in Box 18 shows that the scheme has several features that limit access for cereal-importing countries: the calculation of the excess costs of the cereal imports; constraints on total drawings; repurchases of drawings; conditionalities attached to drawings; and the integration of excess import costs and excess export earnings.

Molson Inc. signed a $133 million deal to repurchase total control of its beer brands in the United States.

This is combined with almost $600 million authorized under an existing program, bringing the total amount available for repurchase to $3 billion, or about 15% of the company's market capitalization.

Global marketing company Strategic Vision's study determined owner love toward a vehicle by asking owners to score their car based off ownership and dealership experience related to "commitment, overall satisfaction, total top emotional responses, proposed repurchase loyalty and actual repurchase loyalty".

In its fiscal third quarter of 2013, HP repurchased a total of $3 million of its own stock.

"We are happy to announce that as of today we have essentially completed our commitment to return $3.65 billion from our Alibaba Group proceeds to shareholders, repurchasing a total of 190 million shares," wrote CFO Ken Goldman in today's earnings release.

In 1998, net equity repurchases totalled a record $263 billion, and there is no sign that company bosses are losing their appetite for such purchases.

The company also said it was buying back $2 billion in shares, on top of recent share repurchases totaling $2.6 billion, and it was raising its dividend by 5 cents, to 45 cents a year.

G.M. has already bought back $9 billion of its stock, amounting to 18percentt of the total, since embarking on a repurchase program in 1997.