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GPT is attempting to rise from the doldrums, having launched two dilutionary equity raisings worth a combined A$3. 3 billion since October to reduce its crippling debt burden.
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Since the St. George bid was announced on May 12, Westpac's stock price has fallen 6.7%, given the dilutionary effect of the planned deal, which is also subject to due diligence.
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The stereotypes of Hansel and Gretel in Web 2.0 goes thus: Alot of (greedy) entrepreneurs talk about dilution like it's a really bad thing and end up failing because they didnt incent enough of the right people and resources to get behind the dream; Then another group (VC) talk about growing the overall pie so as to negate dilutionary impacts; The classic VC/Entrepreneur pig and bacon analogy.
Fast + Furious Rocket Fuel Startups Should Gauge Probability of Success Ben Barren 2006
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The stereotypes of Hansel and Gretel in Web 2.0 goes thus: Alot of (greedy) entrepreneurs talk about dilution like it's a really bad thing and end up failing because they didnt incent enough of the right people and resources to get behind the dream; Then another group (VC) talk about growing the overall pie so as to negate dilutionary impacts; The classic VC/Entrepreneur pig and bacon analogy.
Archive 2006-09-01 Ben Barren 2006
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By their very nature, these deals are designed to be dilutionary ...
IOL: News 2010
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'' Those shareholders who support dilutionary equity issues … may initially revel in another opportunity to exploit the value shift from long-term holders, '' he said.
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After undertaking two dilutionary equity raisings worth a combined $3. 3bn in the last 18 months and selling more than $1. 1bn in assets last year to reduce its crippling debt burden,
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After undertaking two dilutionary equity raisings worth a combined $3. 3bn in the last 18 months and selling more than $1. 1bn in assets last year to reduce its crippling debt burden,
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After undertaking two dilutionary equity raisings worth a combined $3. 3bn in the last 18 months and selling more than $1. 1bn in assets last year to reduce its crippling debt burden,
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The project will be developed by a special purpose company jointly owned by Carnegie, Investec and other investors, so the financing is non-dilutionary for Carnegie's shareholders.
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