Sentences with phrase «cent of costs from»

He said the contractor has removed 50 per cent of costs from when it started production and is looking at how to remove another 50 per cent as it gets into full production, making it «an affordable airplane» to the U.S. government.

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Countries actually generate revenue from printed currency, thanks to «seigniorage,» or the difference between the cost of production (roughly 9 cents per bill) and its face value.

Walter Spracklin of RBC Capital Markets said increased costs from the delay means that Bombardier will need to sell more than 800 aircraft to break even, or 12 per cent market share over the next 20 years.

The cost to developers of connecting a subdivision or development to water supply infrastructure will be reduced by nearly 50 per cent from next month.

Gold and nickel producer Independence Group has posted a 264 per cent increase in profit for the six months to December, on the back of increased production from its Jaguar and Tropicana operations and at lower costs.

It added about 40 per cent of Spectra's natural gas pipeline revenue is from cost of service - based tariffs which could be subject to the tax recovery disallowance.

Water Corporation of Western Australia has reduced its water losses from leaks and overflows by 11 per cent in the 2012 - 13 financial year and recorded the lowest operating costs of the major water utilities nationwide.

In the last quarter before completing the acquisition, Innergex had net earnings of $ 3.5 million or five cents per share, down from $ 8.8 million or eight cents per share last year after an increase in financing costs and other financial impairments.

Excluding costs associated with the acquisition, the company said it would have had net earnings of $ 100 million or 37 cents of diluted earnings per share, down from 39 cents per share a year earlier.

The ColorQube copiers start at $ 21,300 — pricey but in the same range as a conventional office printer — and Xerox claims they can slash the cost of color documents from 8 cents to about 3 cents per page.

A commodities boom has driven the Canadian dollar from a 62 cents US low up to parity, vaporizing any labour cost advantage we previously enjoyed over the U.S. and changing the structure of the economy; at the margin, a Canadian worker adds far more to our economy by extracting resources than by building cars.

«This is one in the list of things that we are doing to remove costs from the system, whether it's the suspension of the long - term energy plan, whether it's renegotiating the Samsung (green energy) deal... and removing the eight per cent provincial portion of the HST (from hydro bills) as of January,» she said.

Excluding asset impairment and restructuring costs, Coke earned 50 cents per share, up 2 percent from a year earlier and ahead of analysts» estimates of 49 cents a share.

But as if exorbitant deal costs weren't touchy enough, Tabcorp also made a hash of its half - year 12.5 cents yield, attempting to offer the Dividend Reinvestment Plan, despite the deed precluding the bookmaker from issuing more scrip while it subsumes the Queenslanders.

The combined costs of a series of catastrophic weather events and a one - off hit to its Northern operation forced QBE's profit down 248 per cent, compared with profit a year earlier of $ US844 million.Dividends also took a hit, with the insurer declaring a final dividend of 4 cents per share, down from the 33 cents payout a year ago.

Layton was responding to criticism from Jack Mintz — the economist oft - quoted by Conservative Leader Stephen Harper as justification for his tax policies — that the cap - and - trade system the NDP proposed to cover the cost of $ 3.5 billion worth of green initiatives in the first year would raise gasoline prices by 10 cents per litre.

In Canada, the cost of food waste was identified as $ 31 billion in 2014, according to a report from Value Chain Management International, up 15 per cent from 2010.

It cost 25 cents per dollar of e-commerce revenue vs 20 cents per dollar of revenue a year ago to deliver an item from the warehouse shelf to the buyer's door - step.

The cost of local and international calls has dropped a lot in recent years; some operators charge less than five cents a minute for local calls and from seven cents a minute for international calls.

The cost: 10 per cent of the monies, which is repaid from revenue over the course of a year until repaid.

A score of 100 would indicate maximum improvements across the SME Health Check Index's eight indicators (business costs, capacity, employment, GDP, lending to SMEs, net business creation, revenue and SME business confidence), down 48 per cent since 2014 and the fifth consecutive quarterly fall The SME Health Check Index fell from 48.4 in the third quarter of 2017 to 42.0 in Q4 2017, suggesting a worsening business and macroeconomic environment since the EU Referendum in June 2016 and the ongoing Brexit negotiations.

Stratasys held fast on its full - year revenue guidance, which ranges from $ 750 million to $ 770 million, and reduced its EPS guidance by four cents to account for higher costs as a result of an acquisition, from a $ 2.25 to $ 2.35 range to a $ 2.21 to $ 2.31 range.

Weak economic conditions in the past couple of years have seen growth in labour costs slow to 2 1/2 per cent over the year to the December quarter, from 3 1/2 per cent a year earlier.

While the Ontario government's recently updated long - term energy plan said the province's industrial electricity consumers currently face prices lower than that of the average for the Great Lakes region, the plan also showed that the cost will rise to $ 116 per megawatt hour by 2035, a nearly 40 per cent increase from the projected 2017 price of $ 83 per megawatt hour.

Finance has revised the fiscal cost of the reduction in the general corporate income tax rate from 18 % to 15 per cent to $ 3.9 billion in 2012 - 13 from their original estimate of about $ 5.2 to $ 5.4 billion.

With the plan expected to add a cost of 1.9 per cent per employee and the likelihood that employees over the age of 50 may never benefit from their own contributions, roundtable members were vocal in their concerns about the plan's impact on both competitiveness and employee support.

Canada's CPTPP gains are moderately greater than the gains from participating in the TPP, with the real GDP gain rising from 0.068 per cent to 0.082 per cent, and the welfare gain rising from $ 2.3 B to $ 2.9 B. With the United States out of the deal, the cost to Canada of staying out while the TPP goes ahead as a 10 - member deal without either the United States or Canada becomes negligible.

The new rules ushered in earlier this year from Brussels may well incur incremental costs for bakers and snack manufacturers, but with one per cent of the UK's population potentially suffering from coeliac disease, the market for foods with the gluten sliced out holds considerable potential.

However, after a period of price restraint, Mr Durkan says suppliers are now trying to push through cost price rises, citing Arnott's 10 per cent price rise on products ranging from chocolate biscuits to chicken stock, and imminent price rises flagged by beverage companies Coca - Cola Amatil and Schweppes.

«We are getting a proliferation of people applying for [wine producers] licences and they can then go out and buy grapes, contract made, contract bottled and effectively sell it to the retail market at cost and claim a 29 per cent rebate back from the government.»

Putting the write - downs aside, CCA's profit for 2012 was up 5 per cent, but that was off a low base in 2011 when it suffered from a cool summer and a dispute with Woolworths that cost it millions of dollars in sales.

A 20 per cent jump in feed and energy costs, a hard, dry summer and lower farmgate milk payments have triggered a new exodus of dairy farmers from the industry this year.

That suggests the transport costs could add about 1 to 1.5 per cent to grocery bills, based on Coles» costs, and government estimates from 2011 that suggest transport costs account for 5 to 6 per cent of the price of groceries.

Net profits of $ 22.7 million, down 2.1 per cent, were impacted by the rise in milk and milk powder costs, which effectively wiped out the gains Bongrain had made from the reorganisation of its business in 2001.

Earnings from Australian food fell 2.4 per cent in 2017 after plunging 41 per cent in 2016, but EBIT rose 13 per cent in the June half and full - year profit would have been up 8.3 per cent if not for the payment of more than $ 150 million in staff incentives, which pushed up the cost of sales.

«To put this in the context of the broader group, allowing for the earnings from the international divisions, our estimated increase in wage cost is around 23 per cent of group profitability in 2015 - 16.»

The claims follow the publication of the results from the New Zealand - based cooperative's globalDairyTrade internet sales platform, which suggest that costs for milk powder fell by 8.2 per cent over the same period during the previous month.

The energy cost of soft drinks was, on average, 30 cents / MJ (875 kcal / $), whereas that of orange juice from concentrate was 143 cents / MJ (170 kcal / $).

Research from the McKinsey Global Institute found that a 10 per cent tax on high - sugar products would be one of the least effective measures in combatting obesity, ranking 14th of 17 intervention methods, with portion control having the highest estimated impact with the most cost effective measures.

Despite cash costs per tonne of potatoes being relatively low at $ 228 in 2012 - 13, an increase by 2 per cent was seen from 2013 - 14.

Carrot also had a relatively large decrease from 2012 - 13, at 9 per cent leading to the cash costs per tonne of carrots being $ 292 in 2013 - 14.

However, the cash costs of cabbage per tonne decreased by 26 per cent from 2012 - 13 to 2013 - 14, from $ 333 per tonne to $ 246 per tonne.

Cheap store eggs went from.89 cents to 1.89 in the last year, but the E.B. eggs are still the same 2.39 they always were, so they only cost a little more now.I was buying them when they were more than twice the cost of store eggs.

JPMorgan expects food and grocery margins to fall 91 basis points to just 3.23 per cent — less than half those at Woolworths — because of operating deleverage, higher operating costs and gross margin compression from reducing inventories.

(The sticks get 31.5 percent of their calories from fat and cost 28 cents each).

A single diaper from one of the more expensive brands costs forty - four cents from Amazon.com.

Whole grain options (the few that are available from vendors) cost five or ten additional cents per student, so you can understand why schools are not exactly itching to get more of these healthy foods into their lunch rooms.

A diaper for budget - conscious mums and dads can cost as little as fourteen cents for one diaper from a pack of 144.

Taking the fiscal credibility point first, the cost to the Exchequer of changing the standard rate of VAT by one per cent is approximately # 5bn a year (in other words, reducing the rate from 20 per cent to its previous 17.5 per cent would cost in the region of # 12.5 bn).

It was discovered that only 40 per cent of the revenue from sales went to the EU budget, and 10 per cent to Planistat for its own administrative costs: the remaining 50 per cent - which could be as much as nine million euros - was reportedly put into secret bank accounts.