Sentences with phrase «to raise new capital»

However, it is unlikely the business, which had been up for sale and attempting to raise new capital for some time, will continue as a going concern.

But with banks still reluctant to lend, and firms having trimmed their equity partner numbers throughout the downturn, the prospect of easily raising new capital is diminished.

While the company raised new capital in May for some breathing room, Fitch and Moody's actually cut their ratings for the company in July.

Emerging from the ashes of the Iraq war, this Baghdad - based brokerage listed Asiacell Telecommunications on the Iraq Stock Exchange in an innovative IPO that allowed majority shareholder Qatar Telecom QSC to buy $ 1.3 billion of equity from minority shareholders without raising new capital.

The stock is Tesla's ATM, and although the company recently said that it will need to raise no new capital in 2018, it has issued new equity, raising billions, in the past and doesn't want to have that funding channel closed off.

What's more, Spotify has not raised any new capital through this process.

Butterfield, who says Slack still has not tapped any of last October's $ 120 million, adds that he's not terribly concerned that a macro pullback might lead to Slack later raising new capital at a lower valuation.

A recent crash involving Tesla's autopilot technology and concerns about the company's ability to raise new capital also took a toll.

Without actually raising new capital, the deal allowed Qatar Telecom QSC, Asiacell's majority shareholder, to buy $ 1.3 billion in equity from existing shareholders.

Instead of a traditional IPO, Spotify plans a direct listing, which will let investors and employees sell shares without the company raising new capital or hiring a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite the offering.

«The DST can not raise new capital, it can not refinance any loan that it has, it can not renegotiate leases.

However, establishing a retail footprint is expensive, and could force the company to raise new capital, with an IPO being one option for such a fundraise.

If I told them we were going to raise new capital, we did.

Furthermore, institutions were raising new capital to fill the reduction in accounting capital being produced by the write - downs associated with subprime related assets.

VC - backed technology companies have instead turned to private funding to raise new capital.

December saw a flurry of activity as companies eager to create new Bitcoin rushed to raise new capital.

Lyft, the ride - hailing start - up, is seeking to raise new capital, four people briefed on the round said, as Uber, its larger rival, also ramps up conversations with investors about another private fund - raising.

The discussions may become tests of whether high - profile private companies can continue to raise new capital, even as some big names — like Snapchat and Dropbox — have seen their valuations marked down by mutual fund investors.

The worry now is about the Spanish government «s ability to raise new capital, and to meet its existing payments.

Mr Shepard said Aussie Farmers Direct's shareholders had attempted to raise new capital, find a strategic partner or sell the business, to no avail.

Falling short in its efforts to raise new capital to finance a proposed national chain of private, for - profit schools, the Edison Project has announced a scaled - back plan that will focus initially on managing public schools.

The U.S. Climate Alliance is showing that reducing emissions and economic growth can happen together, and NY Green Bank's central effort in this regard to raise new capital will provide greater confidence to the marketplace, driving down costs for all while expanding New York's clean energy economy.»

The direct listing will let investors and employees sell shares without the company raising new capital or hiring a Wall Street bank or broker to underwrite the offering.

Also, keep in mind that many have raised new capital to put to work in the sector under the current constrict and they will continue to participate in the market until something changes.