Not exact matches
I recall attending a lecture (
shortly after the book was published) in which someone asked Joel G whether the formula unjustly favored service
companies over product manufacturers since servicers do nt carry many hard
assets and therefore tend to have higher ROIC (all else being equal).
Shortly after the AGM, the
company then confirmed its three main shareholders (representing 71.5 % of NTR's issued share capital) had reached agreement, and had «put a proposal to the Board that it initiate a process to sell the NTR US wind
assets as soon as possible and that NTR implement a tender offer as soon as possible thereafter for NTR's issued shares.»
I recall attending a lecture (
shortly after the book was published) in which someone asked Joel G whether the formula unjustly favored service
companies over product manufacturers since servicers do nt carry many hard
assets and therefore tend to have higher ROIC (all else being equal).
This involves the appointment of an insolvency practitioner (usually an administrator) who immediately or
shortly after appointment sells all or part of a
company's business or
assets on pre-agreed terms.