Sentences with phrase «maturing companies expect»

Not exact matches

Interested researchers should consider the awards as seed funding for long projects, and Microsoft said research teams should not expect the company to continue funding the projects as they mature.

The company will strengthen its focus on console software, which is its key business segment, because it expects «an increasingly mature market of home video games» in the near future.

That's much higher than what I'd expect from a fairly mature company like this, as I usually like to see mid-single-digit revenue growth from a large, multinational business.

Run as a more mature / cash generative company, I'd expect significantly higher margins to be squeezed from the business.

Let's put it another way, if you prefer to focus on the operating business: An average 3.0 P / S multiple might be expected for a mature / large - cap mining company — Kenmare presumably offers faster growth, but does that really warrant a current 6.5 P / S multiple?!

According to Ubisoft's Yves Guillemot, it looks like Wii U owners shouldn't expect many of the company's more «mature» offerings to make...

While there are not that augmented reality gaming companies today, expect that to change as the technology matures, more AR devices are developed that aren't just smartphones, and people begin to get accustomed to overlaying their reality with a virtual one.

He also expects Pemex to bring in foreign operators to help redevelop mature fields, an area that Canadian companies excel in.

I expect platform companies like Apple and Microsoft, and major cloud providers like Amazon and Google to enter this space once the technology matures.

The fund will start at $ 15 million and grow along with Coinbase, but Hirji said that the company does not expect to generate any meaningful profits from the venture beyond helping the ecosystem mature.

Yet last summer, when Ocean County wanted to sell $ 31 million in bonds maturing over 20 years, neither of its two rating companies, Moody's Investors Service or S&P Global Ratings, asked any questions about the expected effect of climate change on its finances.