Sentences with phrase «new share issuance»

Without this cash flow, the dividend payment has to be paid from new debt or cash raised from new share issuance.

But how many have noticed the $ 1.2 trillion in new share issuance?

ETF issuers use creation units for new share issuance through broker - dealers.

Without this cash flow, the dividend payment has to be paid from new debt or cash raised from new share issuance.

This could happen for a variety of reasons — such as new share issuances for mergers and acquisitions, stock options given to executives, or dilutive securities such as warrants or convertible preferred stock.

Relative to levels seen since the turn of the century, the exchange whose legacy includes financing some of the most notable discoveries of the past fifty years has failed miserably to provide consistent winners in the form of new discoveries by exploration juniors or successful development of an existing resource without the dilutive effect of massive new share issuance.

It also diluted investors to the tunes of billions with new share issuance.

This model accounts not only for income received by investors, but also captures growth from reinvested earnings and recognizes historically documented share dilution (i.e., the difference between new share issuances and buybacks).

Of course, new share issuance only makes sense if it's priced at levels near / in excess of EIIB's own NAV / intrinsic value.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised Greencoat UK Wind PLC (Greencoat UKW), the leading listed renewable infrastructure fund, in connection with a # 340 million equity offering which forms part of Greencoat UKW's new share issuance programme and the acquisitions in 2017 of eight wind farms.

In May, Premier signed an agreement with Lincoln Park Capital to underwrite up to $ 10 million in new share issuance.

That means paying the dividend out of real profits and cash flows, not debt or new share issuance.