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They would buy into a steadily expanding business, with opportunities to beef up Virgin Active's 71-strong portfolio in the UK, and to step up its expansion abroad.
Virgin Active in talks with private equity firms over £1bn sale 2010
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The appetising aroma of meat sizzling on the side of the road was an incongruous distraction at the entrance to Virgin Active's new Khayelitsha "township gym", which aims for better eating and healthy living.
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Sibulele Sibaca, head of Virgin Active's corporate social investment programme, said the opening was planned with an eye on the country's June 16 celebrations.
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Folks to Marblehead was mad at him not runnin 'the risk, and becaze nex' day, when the sea was ca'am (they never stopped to think o 'that), some of the Active's folks was took off by a
Captains Courageous Rudyard Kipling 1900
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On August 25th the latter, being then off the Chesapeake, sent duplicates of the _Active's_ dispatches, but these preceded by little his own arrival on the 28th.
The Major Operations of the Navies in the War of American Independence 1877
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Sir Richard wrote on Virgin Active's South African Facebook page that the company was taking the incidents "extremely seriously".
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Aislinn Laing 2012
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Genmab has a market value of 1.57 billion kroner ($271 million), while Active's value is 1.8 billion kronor ($249 million).
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The purchase gives Virgin Active an enterprise value of around 900 million euros and is just under 7 times Virgin Active's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization EBITDA, the sources added.
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Genmab has a market value of 1.57 billion kroner ($271 million), while Active's value is 1.8 billion kronor ($249 million).
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Sir Richard wrote on Virgin Active's South African Facebook page that the company was taking the incidents "extremely seriously".
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Aislinn Laing 2012
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