Sentences with phrase «to destroy shareholder value»

The company has consistently increased its invested capital while not generating a subsequent increase in profits, thereby destroying shareholder value in the process.

After all, small companies are volatile; they're adept at destroying shareholder value.

Many highly profitable companies have gone on to destroy shareholder value through overpriced acquisitions or wasteful spending.

A company may grow earnings by 15 % and still destroy shareholder value if it must pour more and more capital into the business just to maintain this growth.

Investors need to hold management accountable for intelligent capital allocation, else they can expect companies to continue to destroy shareholder value without feeling any accountability to their investors.

The ultimate aim is to respond to the new urgency amongst major oil investors to review their exposure to assets that are at risk of destroying shareholder value.

However, GOOGL's current exec comp plan has not led to executives getting paid while destroying shareholder value.

Mark Fulton, Research Advisor to Carbon Tracker: «What our blueprint advances is a risk management process that tests for what could be seen as an «orderly» energy transition and considers a «disorderly» one where change is abrupt, a so - called «black swan» event, that tests business models to the limit, potentially destroying shareholder value in the process.»

For the long - term investor, GLUU is a company with no profits, moderate growth, and management that consistently destroys shareholder value by diluting their equity.

Most companies destroy shareholder value when they carry out large acquisitions, but Disney has bucked this trend in the past.

Similarly, we know that misaligned executive compensation destroys shareholder value.

Companies that misread the signals and overinvest in marginal oil, gas and coal projects based on a false sense of security could destroy shareholder value worth billions of dollars»

Most importantly though, SNA's current exec comp plan has not led to executives getting paid while destroying shareholder value.

«What our blueprint advances is a risk management process that tests for what could be seen as an «orderly» energy transition and considers a «disorderly» one where change is abrupt, a so - called «black swan» event, that tests business models to the limit, potentially destroying shareholder value in the process.»

Or hear then Wesfarmers chief Richard Goyder and his Bunnings boss John Gillam explain how they wouldn't make the same mistakes as Woolworths and destroy shareholder value in Wesfarmers» first big venture overseas?

We know buybacks tend to destroy shareholder value by using capital to buy an overvalued asset.

Nevertheless, Bombardier illustrates everything wrong with multiple voting shares, a concept that makes it possible for intransigent owners to destroy shareholder value while leaving investors no way to push for changes.

Swiss specialty chemicals maker Clariant (clzny) and Texas - based Huntsman Corp. (hun) abandoned their $ 20 billion merger Friday, giving in to activist investors who had fought against the deal for months on the grounds that it would destroy shareholder value.

Many companies have misguided executive compensation plans that push management towards acquisitions and other activities that destroy shareholder value.

As long as the firm pays executives based on «adjusted EPS,» which conveniently removes certain restructuring and acquisitions costs, JAH will continue to destroy shareholder value.

However, as we'll show below, only in the event a firm is willing to destroy shareholder value is ACHC worth more than its current share price.

Acadia Healthcare had all the makings of a Wall Street roll - up scheme, where continual acquisitions boost accounting earnings, make investment banks and executives richer, and, ultimately, destroy shareholder value.

This large discrepancy was in part due to WhiteWave's acquisitional growth strategy, which as we have pointed out before, due to the high - low fallacy, can artificially manufacture EPS growth while destroying shareholder value.

As we'll show below, only in the event a firm is willing to destroy shareholder value is MFRM worth more than its current share price.

Despite being the industry leader, we'll show below that Mattress Firm is not an attractive acquisition target because unless a buyer is willing to destroy shareholder value, an acquisition at current prices would be unwise.

Fortunately, the lack of focus on ROIC has not led to executives getting paid while destroying shareholder value.

As long as management is incentivized to destroy shareholder value, Valeant is in the Danger Zone.

CEO Randall Stephenson's $ 85 bln offer for Time Warner lacks strategic rationale, has politicians of all stripes criticizing it and has destroyed shareholder value while denying owners a vote.

Such corporate debacles «have destroyed shareholder value and global confidence in institutions once thought to be market leaders,» despite market and regulatory reforms, Hodgson argues.

In practice, however, the issuance of new shares can destroy shareholder value.

If a bit of bad news comes out about Brown - Forman, the stock could easily correct to a lower price - to - earnings multiple and remain there for years — destroying shareholder value in the process.

Otherwise, Buffett would be destroying shareholder value.

It is also driving a new urgency amongst major oil investors to review their exposure to assets that are destroying shareholder value and putting pressure on asset managers to shelve capex spending, diversify portfolios and invest in cost - effective low carbon energy.

Misreading these trends will destroy shareholder value.

The Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF) and Carbon Tracker Initiative believe that planning on this outcome risks over-investment, potentially destroying shareholder value.

Clean technology and climate policy are already reducing fossil fuel demand — misreading these trends will destroy shareholder value.