Sentences with word «dilutive»

Reduced nitrogen content in atmospheres with raised carbon dioxide has previously been attributed to a kind of dilutive effect, in which nitrogen absorption fails to keep pace with the increase in plants» photosynthesis and growth.

Effect of dilutive securities due to adjusted income (loss) from continuing operations available to common stockholders

There is an unusual A class of shares, but these are being steadily reduced and are not dilutive in any way to ordinary shareholders.

Yes, QED's NAV collapsed by about 80 % — I'm glad I didn't have to suffer through that... But I don't think this is necessarily an indictment of their property skills, what really put the boot in was too much confidence, too much leverage and (most of all) a massively dilutive rights issue to set their finances straight.

It said this deal will be immaterial to 2017 earnings per share due to the timing but will be slightly dilutive for next year.

The network equipment company said the deal would likely close during the second half of 2013 and it expects the acquisition to be slightly dilutive to non-GAAP earnings in fiscal year 2014.

(The news of the highly dilutive offering walloped Penney's shares yet again.)

The Compensation Committee, which administers the 2003 Plan and will administer the 2014 Plan, if approved, recognizes its responsibility to strike a balance between shareholder concerns regarding the potential dilutive effect of equity awards and the ability to attract, retain and reward employees whose contributions are critical to the Company's long - term success.

Well, I must be an idiot too — I still have my little holding... Everything you say is correct, though I have priced in a horribly dilutive placing in my valuation analysis & (despite that) PTR still offers tremendous upside, in theory, in light of its intrinsic value.

Ordinarily, I would argue against dilutive acquisitions, but this is a special case where you are trying to reduce the premium valuation without reducing the share price.

Dilution: is the reduction in the investor's ownership percentage of a share of stock caused by the issuance of new dilutive securities.

Acquisitions can be accretive but also are at times dilutive to earnings over the near - term and are both a negative and positive risk to the share price depending on the details.

In combination with the anti-dilution provisions contained in the Convertible Preferred Stock (the «BFC Preferred»), an equity issuance at current levels would be significantly dilutive to existing shareholders (even if completed through a Rights Offering).

Thus far, the Company has not provided compelling rationale to affect such a potentially dilutive fundraising; as a result, Coliseum is not supporting the Proposal.

That would be the most efficient way, and that's the least dilutive way for shareholders.

Negotiating an off - take agreement, and / or a farm - out / outright sale of prospective resources, would probably be the least dilutive way of raising additional cash.

Upon closing, Micronas will own approximately 10 percent of Trident, without giving effect to the exercise of the warrants or any other dilutive securities.»

Management has proven they are shareholder friendly, not giving dilutive options and share grants, conserving cash and even returning cash to shareholders that they feel they can't deploy (a $ 1 / share — equivalent to $ 10 post reverse split — dividend in December 2009).

RBC's Allen says that while capex and marketing costs look dilutive to earnings, «It'll have a minimal impact on ARPU.

Land & Buildings previously said, the fund «believes a majority of the non-insider shareholders should have a chance to vote on the material and dilutive Rhone transaction, and should have the full information.»

It has nowhere near the same dilutive effects as a full ratchet except in extreme edge cases.

While my personal investments should never be considered trading advice, I did place two additional purchase instructions for Strategic Growth last week due to the pullback - one on Thursday for purchase on Friday, and another on Friday for purchase on Monday (I invest regularly in the Fund, which is not dilutive since I regularly put new money to work, and I believe it is in the interest of shareholders for advisors to invest in the funds they manage.

During the period ended June 7, 2017, the Company had no potentially dilutive common stock equivalents.

By October 3, 2017, as a result of defendants» ongoing dilutive and manipulative conduct, the price of Diana common stock had declined to close at $ 0.47 per share on an unadjusted basis.

We believe programs should not be excessively dilutive on a whole and provide a peer comparison to identify company overhang that is significantly above that of a peer group.

The problem is even more serious for those early - stage companies that hit a rough patch in their development and must obtain much - needed investment through a highly dilutive down - round.

In short, Ionis hasn't had to turn to dilutive cash raises via stock offerings nearly as often as its clinical - stage peers, which is good news for its shareholders.

Bell Potter analysts told clients that the transaction would be 13 cents a share accretive to GrainCorp's valuation, but 4 per cent dilutive to forecast 2017 financial year earnings per share.

The lack of payment from National Union impaired the co immensely financially and one can even trace their recent dilutive sale @ $ 7.50 to the fact that the $ was not paid to us back then or even in the last year since winning the verdict.

An example would be GHQ which has a deal set up to purchase Iridium Holdings for 5 times EBITDA through an all equity transaction which while dilutive will leave you holding shares of a company with no debt, a pile of cash, and a company valued at 5 times EBITDA when the comps are trading at higher multiples with leverage.

Personally, I hope that Total Produce will not go for full control of the entity, as this would be quite dilutive for the shareholders.

If we look at UTV's recent history, they went on an acquisition spree about 5 - 6 years ago, and are still paying the price... EPS declined from GBP 23.08 p in 2006 to the most recent FY of 16.7 p — reflecting an increased interest bill plus a painfully dilutive rights issue, rather than significantly poorer performance.

In response the share price declined precipitously as it appeared another secondary equity offering might be needed and, given the price, would be very dilutive.

Finally, before we lay out our valuation, we should note the latest 2.2 M placing / open offer is still in process — but it's obviously dilutive, so we'll assume it gets completed & include it in our valuation to be conservative: