Sentences with phrase «shoring up balance»

«We've been shoring up our balance sheet to take advantage of the opportunities.»

On the operations side, they're cutting costs, aggressively re-signing tenants well before leases end, selling assets, and shoring up balance sheets (see sidebar, p. 35), among other measures.

CALGARY — Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX: CVE) is raising $ 1.5 billion through the sale of 67.5 million common shares in a move aimed at shoring up its balance sheet in the face of oil prices that have fallen to half the level of June.

Fewer than 20 % said shoring up balance sheets and restructuring debt are priorities.

Three local tech companies have tapped investors to raise a combined $ 20.1 million, with the funds to be put towards shoring up their balance sheets and further developing their products.

Aspermont has announced plans to raise up to $ 10 million by offering shares to investors and converting debt, as it seeks to shore up its balance sheet.

But Norwegian's fast expansion has left it under pressure to control costs and shore up its balance sheet.

Gold miner Troy Resources has launched a $ 40.7 million capital raising to shore up its balance sheet and fund further development of its Karouni mine in Guyana.

«Do the banks have more capacity today to raise capital, shore up balance sheets and potentially return that capital to shareholders?

The diversified Canadian miner took advantage of strong commodity prices to shore up its balance...

The decrease in their DTLs will shore up their balance sheets and allow them to take on more debt to invest in key areas like power grid improvements and renewable energy generation.

While the company reported a net loss of $ 22.9 million, or $ 0.59 per unit, due to the challenging frack sand market, it did take several steps to shore up its balance sheet.

Unable to secure additional investments on good terms from new investors, the six - year - old company has raised a new $ 15 million investment from its current investors to shore up its balance sheet amid a cash crunch.

The deal would nevertheless fix SoftBank's biggest problem and shore up its balance sheet.

In a year when banks around the world were raising equity capital to shore up their balance sheets, Goldman raised $ 15.1 billion for financial institutions, more than any of its competitors, according to Dealogic.

Thanks to Dodd - Frank, banks were forced to shore up their balance sheets and increase their capital reserves.

Eight billion euros to shore up its balance sheet is a mere ounce of prevention.

I'm assuming that part of the reason for this is to claw back some of the shares it sold in 2016 to shore up its balance sheet.

Every now and then, the bank account and the bills simply don't balance out and we need to find a way to shore up the balances.

Not so now; the banks are licking their wounds, and letting profits grow by financing at lower rates, and sucking in bailout cash to shore up their balance sheets against future real estate lending losses.

The banks are desperate for deposits to shore up their balance sheets, yet rates keep dropping faster than condo prices in Miami.

The original proposal was that the federal government would spend many hundreds of billions of dollars buying up so - called «toxic» assets (tied to the collapsing real estate market) from financial institutions, so that they could shore up their balance sheets and prevent world credit markets from freezing up.

Wichita - based aircraft manufacturer Hawker Beechcraft, for example, is being advised by Kirkland & Ellis in its efforts to shore up its balance sheet by obtaining $ 120 million in additional loans, according to The New York Times.

Given their moves to shore up balance sheets and reduce leverage, «REITs should be as insensitive to rising rates today as maybe they've ever been,» Rubin said.

Not exact matches

He thinks everyone should remember it was a failed attempt to shore up the GSE balance sheets that started the financial crisis in 2008.

During downturns, marketers must balance efforts to pare costs and shore up short - term sales against investments in long - term brand health.

Any deal would require approval from Lynas shareholders at the annual general meeting on November 30 but could help shore up the company's balance sheet after a sustained lull in the prices for rare earths.

When this happens, it could be a very difficult time for the pharmaceutical industry, which makes the time before the cliff all the more important as companies scramble to shore up their product lines and get their balance sheets in order before their products lose their patent protection [see also Is Your Biotech ETF A Leader Or Laggard?].

My goal would be to both ensure that those who depend on the program are protected, while also balancing the growing cost of Social Security with other pressing priorities — from programs for children, the vulnerable, public investments, and shoring up our education and worker retraining systems.

Fiscal watchdogs like the Empire Center have disagreed, suggesting cost reductions elsewhere in the budget could shore up the revenue balance.

When Spitzer tapped Paterson, then the Senate minority leader, in 2006, he did so for ticket - balancing purposes — much like Cuomo is doing now — selecting someone who he thought could help shore up his support with African American voters.

That money, an administration official said, would be used to help shore up small hospitals» balance sheets in an effort to make them more attractive to larger hospitals considering taking over the smaller facilities.

Previous research showed that sending electrical pulses through the tongue activated the neural network for balance; such activation may shore up the circuitry weakened by MS.

Here's how to shore up everything in the rear (think: traps, back, butt, hamstrings, and calves) to boost your overall health and bring balance to your body.

In addition, it's widely speculated TransAlta will sell many of its environmentally friendly power plants to its subsidiary (TransAlta owns ~ 65 % of Renewables) as a way to shore up its own balance sheet.

A raft of dividend darlings in the energy patch slashed or even terminated their dividends as they battled to shore up over-levered balance sheets and protect diminishing cash flows.

It's a balancing act, and NAR believes the agency has appropriately shored up its finances and can now ease some of its premium increases.