Sentences with phrase «largest public float»

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CHAMP Private Equity has officially dumped plans for a $ 1 billion - plus public float of Australia's second - largest wine company, Accolade Wines, after fresh overtures from potential Chinese buyers and the sharp drop in the British pound following the Brexit vote.

Special needs students who are more expensive and challenging to serve will be left behind in the public schools, funded at rates that are far below the actual cost of services and without a larger and more diverse pool of disabled students who can float those higher cost expenses.

Usually the class with the larger number of shares in the public float and with the lower price, if there is a substantial spread, will be more liquid.

Most institutional investors have large amounts of capital to invest and manage, and small caps have become problematic due to their lack of analyst coverage and minimal public float.

Installed as a large floating sculptural work, the full text for which reads THE SUPERPOWER OF SEEING THROUGH WALLS, at once speaks out to the surrounding public space and addresses the architecture in which it is encased.

But the offshore - wind resource is very large, perhaps up to 200 GW in the North Sea, or much more if deep - sea floating wind turbines can be successfully deployed — up to 406 GW in all according to the Public Interest Research Centres Offshore Evaluation.

Other large mandates for Liu included the 2006 float of Bank of China and the # 1.45 bn initial public offering of China Life Insurance, when the firm advised on Hong Kong law.

Some large brokerages and franchises are so concerned about the possibility of granting the public unrestricted access to MLS data that they've floated the idea of creating their own listing networks to replace the MLS.