Sentences with phrase «public enterprise companies»

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The cloud company plans to go public in early 2018, meaning it could be one of the biggest U.S. enterprise technology companies to list domestically in recent years.

As of now, the company has made only one big enterprise partnership public — a November deal with Microsoft, in which the software company offered 300 New York City employees a WeWork membership.

In the second quarter of 2013, tech IPOs represented about a quarter of all IPOs — and plenty of analysts are saying that we're going to start seeing a lot more tech companies (especially enterprise software) go public in the next several months driven, in part, by a backlog generated in a sluggish 2012.

Another unicorn, enterprise storage company PureStorage, closed below its offering price of $ 17 in its public public market debut on October 7.

The firm has a piece of two companies that have filed to go public: Enterprise software startup Tintri and biotech startup Mersana Therapeutics.

The fast - growing, money - losing enterprise software company's pre-IPO valuation was $ 1.5 billion and it is trying to go public at a proposed $ 1.8 billion valuation, Smith noted.

And since Mulesoft is the first enterprise tech company to go public in 2017, it might inspire more companies of a similar stripe to follow suit.

Some recent enterprise infrastructure companies that have recently gone public include data center hardware makers Nutanix (ntnx), Pure Storage (pstg), and data analytics specialist Cloudera (cldr).

Yext, which will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday, is the second enterprise tech company to go public in the past week.

Without naming any particular company, Harty explained that recent public market performances of companies in the enterprise infrastructure space have created the perception that overall market for data storage, servers, and related data center technology space is unsteady.

Sweeney says he sees parallels between Qualtrics and Atlassian, another Accel - backed enterprise tech company that bootstrapped itself in its early days and went public amid a difficult IPO market.

The two IPOs are part of a recent trend of enterprise software companies going public after drought of several years.

For example, SugarCRM, an enterprise software company, is expected to go public in 2013.

For example, enterprise software started to get over valued privately, but after several companies went public at lower valuations than their last private rounds, the private markets corrected as well.

III (NYSE American: HCAC) is a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (or SPAC) actively seeking to invest in, and introduce to the public markets, a compelling best - in - class industrial growth or industrial infrastructure company with an enterprise value of approximately $ 1 bCompany (or SPAC) actively seeking to invest in, and introduce to the public markets, a compelling best - in - class industrial growth or industrial infrastructure company with an enterprise value of approximately $ 1 bcompany with an enterprise value of approximately $ 1 billion.

The five - year - old company is led by prominent CEO Mohit Aron, who previously co-founded a different enterprise software company, Nutanix, that went public in late 2016.

Companies are going public later, and initial public offerings are now often about cashing out earlier investors rather than raising money for productive enterprises.

So Europeans and Asians see U.S. companies pumping more and more dollars into their economies, not only to buy their exports in excess of providing them with goods and services in return, and not only to buy their companies and commanding heights of privatized public enterprises without giving them reciprocal rights to buy important U.S. companies (remember the U.S. turn - down of Chinas attempt to buy into the U.S. oil distribution business), and not only to buy foreign stocks, bonds and real estate.

In other words, it sells the concentrate to bottlers, the largest being Coca - Cola Enterprises (a separately traded public company).

As strategic public players in the US continue to see limited growth making large scale M&A difficult, private equity players have filled some of the gap, particularly for enterprise companies with SAAS - like models.

Among some of the major homegrown companies that Enterprise Investors assisted and that went public on the WSE were the First Polish - American Bank in 1994, pharmaceuticals company Polfa Kutno in 1995 and packaging manufacturer Grupa Kęty in 1996.

In numerous ways — from the Oaktree buyout to the buying up of enterprises with which his former company was involved to the $ 2.7 million leasing of private jet service for his own use — Ferro acts more like a privately owned company chairman / CEO than one heading a single - class public company.

The first plans includes 11 enterprises and 21 affiliated companies, which represent 30 % of the total public enterprises but 70 % in term of employees and total amount of sales.

From being executive chair of a large public company to founding one of the most inspiring agricultural enterprises in the country, Tony Coote...

As part of the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill which Parliament is expected to approve today, the government is attempting to implement a public register showing who really owns companies.

Most state - owned companies — such as the oil giant Petrobras in Brazil, state - owned banks in India, and state - owned enterprises in China — are wasteful and corrupt of which I give ample evidence in my book, The Public Wealth of Nations (co-authored with Dag Detter).

We'll invite social enterprises, private companies and community organisations to help run our public services not in a limited, half - hearted way, like Labour have, but with passion and enthusiasm, because we really believe in it.

The Company was privatized in 2006 when former Vice President Atiku Abubakar Wazirin Adamawa was the Chairman of the National Council of Privatisation and Mrs Irene Chigbue was the Director General of the Bureau For Public Enterprises.

Entrepreneurship among scientists will be stimulated by helping young Ph.D. s set up spin - off enterprises, giving tax breaks to companies that invest in R&D, encouraging public - private research collaboration, and cutting red tape.

About Site - Our company, GLC Enterprises has been in business for 13 years offering the public the finest surveillance and self protection products for home and business.

Tony has participated in the start - up and board - level activities of a number of social enterprises and high tech companies and served as the chief marketing officer of a $ 1.5 billion, public multi-national technology company.

Because private companies view charters as business enterprises, private companies have no place in public education.

The Careers and Enterprise Company will do more to support and train teachers, its chief executive has said after criticism of the organisation's use of public money.

Livonia - based Roush Enterprises, for example, was chosen to build Google's self - driving car prototypes that are now testing on public roads in Austin, Texas and near the company's headquarters in Silicon Valley.

From 1988 - 2008, Christie was Chairman and CEO of Playboy Enterprises, Inc., making her the longest serving female CEO of a U.S. public company.

Cisco has been positioning its upcoming Cius tablet as an enterprise device, but if a new TV spot from the company is anything to go by, it may soon be available to the general public as well.

The SecuTablet is a mobile device that borrows the physical design and specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 combined with BlackBerry's SecuSuite software, with the company claiming it to be secure enough for national and international public sector markets and enterprise.

Since going public in 1998, Enterprise has grown into one of the largest energy infrastructure companies in the world with approximately 50,000 miles of natural gas, natural gas liquids, crude oil and refined products pipelines and 260 million barrels of storage capacity.

What I want to say here is that if just an announcement of doing something good for the health of the public sector enterprises or overall economy can deliver such high returns in such a short period of time, then I think nobody has truly imagined the actual potential of these CPSEs and PSUs if the government honestly gets serious with its duty to run these companies professionally.

We also want to make clear that any attempt by you to merge or otherwise combine with any other public or private company, thereby inflating the enterprise value of the combined entity without increasing the share price for your existing stockholders, would further erode any potential value in Northstar shares that could be realized through a cash dividend or share buyback.

As the world's premier travel industry trade association, ATA provides services to a broad range of members including: tourism, diaspora, culture, and sports ministers, tourism boards, airlines, hoteliers, travel agents, tour operators, travel trade media, public relations firms, consulting companies, non-profit organizations, businesses, small and medium - sized enterprises, and other organizations engaged in tourism promotion.

By becoming a B Corporation, companies leverage their leadership to influence the market beyond the success of their individual company, helping to build a new sector of the economy which harnesses the power of private enterprise for public benefit.

Data from OpenSecrets.org shows that MWR Strategies has been retained by Koch Industries; Southern Company, which is the second largest utility company in the country; Dow Chemical; Competitive Power Ventures; GDF Suez, which is Europe's largest liquefied natural gas importer; Public Service Enterprise Group; and Tampa Electric Company; for a combined lobbying revenue of $ 320,000 iCompany, which is the second largest utility company in the country; Dow Chemical; Competitive Power Ventures; GDF Suez, which is Europe's largest liquefied natural gas importer; Public Service Enterprise Group; and Tampa Electric Company; for a combined lobbying revenue of $ 320,000 icompany in the country; Dow Chemical; Competitive Power Ventures; GDF Suez, which is Europe's largest liquefied natural gas importer; Public Service Enterprise Group; and Tampa Electric Company; for a combined lobbying revenue of $ 320,000 iCompany; for a combined lobbying revenue of $ 320,000 in 2014.

Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG) is a diversified energy holding company with headquarters in Newark, NJ.

Management of the Rockaways» power grid has been taken over by PSEG Long Island, part of Public Service Enterprise Group, which in early October issued an updated plan called Utility 2.0 that aims to modernize the company's electric system and may open the door to a microgrid project, said Jackson Morris, formerly of Pace University's Energy and Climate Center and now director of eastern energy for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Prior to joining EDF, Mark held a variety of business strategy and environmental management positions within Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), a large electric and gas utility holding company in the United States.

This fall, several news outlets (working independently) broke the news that oil giant ExxonMobil (a Private Enterprise Council Member of ALEC) had known as early as the 1970s that carbon dioxide emissions were fueling the greenhouse effect — and yet the company continued to wage a political and media campaign to cloud the public's understanding of climate science.

This transaction is the acquisition of all assets and liabilities of Unicorn Enterprise Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of BTS Group Holdings Public Company Limited, engaging in the property business through the Entire Business Transfer transaction.

My most valuable experience of securities law originates in the participation of hundreds of restructurings and establishments of enterprises» IPOs, and the businesses of public companies» acquisition and reorganization.

During our discussion, we talked about a hypothetical regulatory and public relations crisis at a fictional chocolate company, how the legal department should respond, and the benefits gained by leveraging an Enterprise Legal Management system.