Sentence examples for value-added business from inspiring English sources

Chevron said it was buying PG&E Energy's retail value-added business, which includes energy management, energy efficiency, billing and information services.

"[Tate] is becoming a focussed value-added business which warrants a premium rating, hence our buy recommendation and 820p price target," said Evo. Tate added 7p to 659.5p.

From the emerging technologies forthcoming for industry automation, future advanced food traceability system must consider not only cyber physical system (CPS) and fog computing but also value-added business in food supply chain.

"What we do is create an ongoing value-added business, a going concern, on each site," he says.

Meantime, Amillan of Solihull is exactly the kind of hi-tech, value-added business which the MPs reckon we need to encourage here.

One of the main reasons why the company has attracted more than $300 million in financing, including about $210 million in debt so far from the likes of New Enterprise Associates, Chase Capital Partners, Goldman Sachs, Lucent Technologies lu and Mayfield Fund is its value-added business model.

The ultimate goal is to assist industries to upgrade to become high value-added businesses.

Therefore, there will always be room for both low-cost players and value-added businesses.

Now high value-added businesses are the main target, and private capital is flowing: in 2014 private Chinese firms accounted for 41% of deal value.

Revenue from value-added businesses, like music and book downloads, rose more than 13 percent in the first half of the year, helping to lift the company's profit 7 percent in the second quarter.

Robert E. Rubin, a director at Citigroup and a former secretary of the Treasury Department, said, "When you start to get to the higher value-added businesses, the advantage of being here is so enormous that it seems to me it's going to continue to hold and attract businesses".