Sentences with phrase «hands of shareholders»

The creditors of Atlas Iron have voted in favour of the iron ore miner's proposed debt - for - equity swap, with the fate of the scheme, and the company, now in the hands of shareholders who will vote next week.

But the Maple Group's offer changes the stakes, as the fate of the TMX is more or less in the hands of shareholders.

«Our goal is to put tax reform to work to make our company stronger and to put excess cash into the hands of our shareholder [s], because we have no incentive whatsoever to hoard cash,» the CEO said.

The real object of interest is the long - term stream of cash flows that the company will deliver into the hands of shareholders over time (beware of companies that quietly dispose of their reported earnings through grants of stock and options to management and employees).

All those buybacks put lots of money in the hands of shareholders.

What matters most is the long - term stream of cash that companies can actually deliver into the hands of shareholders, and whether that stream of cash would provide an acceptable long - term return if you paid the existing share prices.

In practice, the rules are more complicated and the amount of tax paid by the time the profits end up in the hands of the shareholder is different, but nevertheless the premise remains.

Thatcher's anti-trade union laws were intended to ensure that the income generated within our economy poured into the hands of shareholders and company executives while workers» wages stagnated.

To the extent that venture capitalists undertake any sort of valuation that a value investor might recognize, they must extrapolate revenue growth from non-existent revenue, hope that some of it eventually falls to the bottom line, and then into the hands of shareholders, and plug it into a model with the Gordon Growth Model (GGM) at its heart.

However, I believe that if two or three strong activists shamed management publicly, that might generate some positive results (1) get some cash back into the hands of shareholders (2) evaluate strategic options which hopefully results in a sale or turning the lights off.

My understanding as well is that public dividends received within a corporation can be «flowed through» to shareholders and taxed in the hands of the shareholder instead of the corporation.

First, they do help to realize underlying value, sometimes by placing it directly into the hands of shareholders such as through a recapitalization or spinoff and other times by reducing the discount between price and underlying value, such as through a share buyback.

The fate of this Company is squarely in the hands of the shareholders.

Dividend is tax free in the hands of shareholder, but it attracts a sizeable dividend distribution tax.