Sentences with phrase «potential shareholder value»

«Should they be rewarded for destroying $ 480 billion of potential shareholder value?»

We promote active involvement to improve corporate governance and to unlock potential shareholder value.

Both boards have identified «substantial opportunities for cost synergies, which support significant potential shareholder value creation», adding that there would be «additional revenue growth» opportunities too.

Not exact matches

Along with these cash flows come the potential for growth, capital appreciation, dividends and other opportunities to deliver shareholder value.

We are focused on enhancing shareholder value and will continue to evaluate all ideas that have the potential to help us achieve this goal.»

«The reporting persons intend to have conversations with members of the issuer's management to discuss strategic alternatives which may enhance shareholder value, including, among other things, asset sales or potential corporate restructuring.

In a statement the Foodland board said it was continuing discussions with other potential bidders in order to maximise value for shareholders.

For shareholders, the deal «provides them with immediate and compelling cash value and the opportunity to meaningfully participate in the long - term growth potential of a powerful combined company,» ILG Chief Executive Officer Craig Nash said in the statement.

«Internet Capital has the potential to emerge as the dominant 21st - century operating model for creating shareholder value» wrote Henry Blodget, then a Merrill Lynch analyst and today a respectable media executive.

«The prospect of combining with Sprint has been compelling for a variety of reasons, including the potential to create significant benefits for consumers and value for shareholders,» said John Legere, President and CEO of T - Mobile U.S., in a statement.

This release contains forward - looking information about the Company's actions to enhance shareholder value, including their potential benefits, that involves substantial risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such statements.

«In addition, in those conversations he failed to lay out any alternative strategic plan with the potential to unlock value for shareholders or to provide compelling reasons as to why these businesses belong together.»

While we believe these businesses still have potential for growth and profitability, this decision reflected our confidence in the growth potential of the NIKE Brand and the remaining brands in our portfolio, as well as our commitment to focus our resources on the greatest opportunities for creating shareholder value.

In one letter to the Allergan board, Ackman declared: «Your actions have wasted corporate resources, delayed enormous potential value creation for shareholders, and are professionally and personally embarrassing for you.»

Financial risk: The potential for gain or loss on a financial level measured in terms of revenue, return on investment, return on equity, shareholder value, profitability, debt level, capital expenditures and free cash flow.

The potential for shareholder value destruction amidst large executive payouts has not occurred, but given the current structure, risks remain.

In addition, the only independent financial assessment made available to Avalanche shareholders, that contained in the merger fairness opinion, made no attempt to assess the potential value of Annapurna's product candidates.

Peltz has a track record of creating shareholder value, and his recent buying could be a prelude to more positive changes or even a potential buyout.

Each of these projects has the potential to generate CA$ 100 - 250M in value for Viscount shareholders, but results must be delivered on both fronts over the upcoming 12 months.

The rationale for including this question is that it is of potential governance value for minority shareholders to understand the structure of the controlling ownership.

«The prospect of combining with Sprint has been compelling for a variety of reasons, including the potential to create significant benefits for consumers and value for shareholders.

To get a sense of how much shareholder value Tesla is destroying, let's look at some potential scenarios for how much Tesla could improve SolarCity's business so that it generates some cash flow.

We believe that this has the potential to create significant shareholder value.

At its current valuation of ~ $ 29 / share, Morgan Stanley has the potential to create almost $ 28 billion in value for shareholders if it successfully completes this digital transformation.

According to the New York Post, Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) is preparing for a potential proxy battle against activist investors, including Starboard Value, by hiring advisers who specialize in defense against «cage - rattling shareholders.»

Together with Chinalco, we have the potential to deliver even more value for shareholders, by fully realising our pipeline of technology and innovation projects and taking next generation technologies through to full commercialisation and deployment».

Actually, no: Constituency statutes were often implemented to ward off potential hostile takeovers of in - state companies, in which certain investors attempt to seize control of firms to maximize short - term shareholder value.

The potential damage to shareholder value is huge.

«Creating shareholder value is not easy, especially when you pay top dollar to buy brands that potential industry buyers have passed on,» he adds.

Mueller is not viewed as a maverick leader, so it remains to be seen how much he can, or wants to, change the culture at Volkswagen that has led to such blatant disregard for government regulation and is now costing billions in lost shareholder value and potential fines.

As we approach value investing in public markets with a whole owner's perspective (meaning that we evaluate potential investments as we would if we were going to buy the entire company), we need to believe that the board and management team is making financial decisions in the interest of every shareholder.

To the degree that a management team deviates from taking actions that maximize long - term intrinsic value per share, it has the potential to lower long - term returns for the company's shareholders.

Once (or should I say if) this pension / labour dispute is put to rest, I'd actually expect a rapid & substantial improvement in shareholder value — this might be a substantial return of capital or a tender offer (to distribute surplus cash), and / or a potential new partnership or even a takeover offer..?!

Simply put, the potential asset value of the company is not reflected in the book value, and, if operating losses can somehow be stemmed and a decent return on these assets realized, perhaps shareholders will make out OK.

I thought at the time, and continue to believe, that the new Ascent Media has considerable potential to build shareholder value, but it is no longer a deep value play; building value is now dependent on management's ability to execute.

Setting itself apart from many companies which have wrestled with failed acquisitions and divestitures, concerns over debt repayment and de-listing notifications, Dover chose not to entertain any formal, public discussion of a potential sale process, nor did it publicly discuss the possibility of retaining an outside advisor to evaluate its options with respect to maximizing shareholder value.

So while I'd view / encourage all activist pressure as a positive / value - enhancing tailwind for shareholders, obviously the quality of the company / management & the overall market / macro environment remain as crucial as ever when evaluating any potential (activist, or passive) investment.

Eventually, as share prices surpass what might reasonably be considered fair value, the story really starts to evolve... Management pitches an ever more ambitious acquisition & investment strategy (debt & pension liabilities are no longer perceived to be a potential risk), and most shareholders are inevitably forced to buy into it... simply to justify the fact they continue holding their shares, despite the escalation in valuations.

The potential for an acquisition of Northstar at a valuation materially in excess of the estimated liquidation value reflected in management's liquidation analysis, or the potential for a strategic transaction that would significantly mitigate shareholder risks from continued operations, was also discussed.

Why would a VXGN shareholder accept the simple conversion of its shares to OXGN (in addition to potential future payments that are likely fairly valued, i.e. they would be received by VXGN shareholders anyway in the event of no deal).

Our board of directors recognized that there was a potential for creating significant value for shareholders by continuing operations, but on balance our board of directors concluded that the risks of a negative outcome, either due to failure of our research and development efforts to yield a successful outcome, or the failure to obtain necessary financing even with positive clinical trial data, and the resulting lower liquidation value in the future, outweighed the potential value to shareholders from continuing operations.

The tender offer was intended to return surplus capital, to confirm the value & liquidity of EIIB's balance sheet, to address any potential share «overhang», to enhance NAV per share, and to send a clear signal of management's commitment to shareholder value.

While I never expected significant operational growth potential here, this reversal still came as a shock — but my primary error was to presume management would actually focus on shareholder value & sensible capital allocation, despite having no real skin in the game... i.e. no vested interest in the current share price.

The rns on 01/12 caught my eye too «The Board is actively considering all options to grow and retain shareholder value including a potential return of capital should the Board deem it the most appropriate course of action in the coming months.»

It's crucial they focus on evaluating any realistic transaction (s) that are actually on the table right now, compare it / them to the potential value of the default strategy, and present (& recommend) a final proposal to shareholders ASAP.

In my opinion, management & staff could both pose a potential threat to shareholder value...

Negative: Euch, this illustrates how cavalier management can be with shareholder value — this dilution pushes valuations down 39 %... Positive: Against that, UNG now has significantly reduced financial risk (note, likely v important to existing & potential clients also), and improved growth capacity.

Granted, there was more news: The Nomadic speciality dairy business has attracted potential acquirers & is now conducting a review to maximise shareholder value.

But the CFO has specifically noted NTR's breakdown of reported net assets «Represents book values only does not represent potential market value of assets» — see page 3 of the latest shareholder presentation:

And, unfortunately, management may simply prefer to wilfully ignore or oppose a potential corporate transformation — regardless of the benefits in terms of shareholder value.