stock market flotation

An alternative to stock market flotation is to attract venture capital investment.

In November 2000, he began his attempts to raise capital, including through government grants and a stock market flotation.

The company was privatised later in the year in a stock market flotation.

He and his brothers take the view that, whatever their ambitions, they have no wish to fund them via a stock market flotation.

She played a fundamental role in its stock market flotation, increased turnover and achieved an executive level position at the young age of 24.

The group was set to make £40m profit this year: a stock market flotation loomed.

Now he's leading the company's stock market flotation, an exercise which brings a personal bonus of £1.3m.

The benefits of stock market flotation could include:

Isherwood suggested a stock market flotation for Northern Songs.

It had pulled back from a stock market flotation the year before and said that it was now "considering a range of potential financing structures".

In July 2009 Ocado confirmed it was planning a stock market flotation.

The growth of the group rapidly accelerated following stock market flotation with the acquisition of existing stores and the building of new ones.

The intention of the government at this stage was to privatise Royal Ordnance as soon as possible through a stock market flotation.

But the gradual increase in advertising on the site, which started in 2009, is intended to make Facebook self-sufficient and ready for a stock market flotation.

Investors only realise their investment if the business is doing well, eg through stock market flotation or a sale to new investors.

Looking back, the day of Lastminute.com's stock market flotation now looks like the day that Britain's dot com bubble began to burst.

LCR also planned to raise additional capital from a partial stock market flotation once the project was underway.

EWM is still private, but Stevenson has made noises about the prospect of a full stock market flotation in the years to come.

It also sets out the basic steps involved in stock market flotation and business mergers and explores how insolvency might affect your business exit.

After the stock market flotation, there was a shift in Randstad's management structure so that there was more focus on internationalization.

In 1988, Randstad embarked on a long process that eventually terminated in its stock market flotation on 5 June 1990.

Luxury sports car manufacturer Aston Martin's management are considering a stock market flotation which could take place in Asia rather than London.

He had been part of negotiations which would have seen Honda increase their 20% share in Rover to 47.5% with the aim for a stock market flotation.

The appetite among punters for ever more complex ways of betting has spurred Turftrax, a Wiltshire-based company, to seek a stock market flotation.

In May 1994, BrightReasons started preparing for a stock market flotation, and the group was expected to be valued at between £70m-£100m.