So the reasons for making deals will be synergies, industrial synergies.
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A full one-third of these synergies are assumed to be revenue synergies, which are notoriously difficult to achieve, while the cost and revenue synergies are uncertain at best, Moret wrote.
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There's work to do to get to the synergies that we talked about, which are cost synergies.
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"The problem with mergers at this scale is it involves around a lot of synergies, it involves costs so revenue synergies would be limited in that sense … and cost synergies are very hard to execute."
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Daetwyler will target total annual synergies of 50-70 million francs by the end of 2019, made up of gross profit synergies of 25-35 million francs and cost synergies of 25-35 million francs.
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Douglas Peterson: We see a lot of synergies but the synergies are going to be in how we operate.
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We believe CVC will meet its stated leverage target only if it achieves the majority of Altice's anticipated synergies, which total $13 billion (consisting of $900 million in cost synergies and $150 million in capex synergies).
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Synergies Impact Delayed: Wind Tre's EBITDA growth over the next two years will be helped by significant post-merger synergies.
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The deal is expected to lead to annual cost synergies estimated at 800 million Swedish crowns and significant revenue synergies.
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Chevron projects the synergies to be worth $1 billion a year, while Occidental says it can extract $2 billion annually in synergies.
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Cerba has been able to improve profitability by extracting synergies and implementing cost synergies having expanded by way of bolt-on acquisitions.
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Maersk captured synergies worth $100 million last year from integrating its transport and logistics business and targets total synergies of $600 million by 2019.
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THIS IS A GROWTH STORY IN WHICH THE SYNERGIES – THE SYNERGIES OF THIS DEAL ARE MORE VALUABLE THAN EACH COMPANY ON A STAND ALONE BASIS.
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They will aim to achieve synergies of 370 million zlotys ($98 million) in 2019-2021, and annual synergies of 180 million zlotys starting from 2021.
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Infineon is targeting cost synergies of 180 million euros per year by 2022 and revenue synergies of more than 1.5 billion euros in the long term.
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"We expect the revenue synergies to eclipse the cost synergies in this transaction," he said, adding that he was confident that shareholders will approve the deal.
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Chaussade said Suez expected 200 million euros of revenue synergies per year in the group's water business, but had not included possible synergies between water and waste.
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"For us, operational synergies have been the main thing... It seems that for Terex, (tax and financial synergies) are more important (than for us)," Routila told Reuters.
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REMARKABLE SYNERGIES He also said that Kone and ET were a perfect fit, listing their different geographic coverage, synergies from overlapping operations and the industry's digital transformation needs.
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H.B. Fuller said it expected to realize $35 million in cost synergies and $15 million in growth synergies over the next three years as a result of the merger.
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Suez also expects 65 million euros of cost synergies from the GE Water deal and Chaussade said that some 80 percent of the synergies should be realized within three years.
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Thales and Gemalto said their digital security entity would generate pre-tax cost synergies of between 100 million and 150 million euros by 2021, as well as meaningful revenue synergies.
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The company also gave more attention to potential revenue synergies through enhanced RevPAR penetration for Starwood brands and new unit growth, although it has not included revenue synergies in its guidance.
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Vista, whose private equity portfolio is composed of mostly software companies, said at the trial that there were several types of synergies in the Solera deal including revenue synergies and tax benefits.
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My perspective is to build a platform that does have synergies with Vice, and has synergies with the New York Times, and synergies with the Atlantic, that is sophisticated in its nature and is thoughtful about its lifestyle content and cares about journalistic integrity and actually has an arm of content that is specifically focused on healthy adult content.
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MAKING SURE THAT THEY UNDERSTAND THAT THEY WILL BE LEFT TO DO WHAT THEY DO BEST, BUT THAT WE DO HAVE SOME SYNERGIES TO GO AFTER IN THIS THING, PARTICULARLY THE ADVERTISING SYNERGIES.
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So yes, there are potential synergies between Tesla and SolarCity.
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In many cases, these synergies do not emerge right away.
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Nor are there many synergies to get excited about. Takeaway.
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Bringing together two national tower infrastructures offers obvious cost synergies.
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Fitch has modelled synergies approaching $750 million by fiscal 2020.
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That's a very large number, $4 billion in overall synergies.
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He says the two companies have synergies with one another.
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AND WE'VE TAKEN A LOOK AT THOSE COST SYNERGIES ALREADY.
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QUICK: WHAT DOES THAT MEAN WHEN YOU SAY CROSS SYNERGIES?
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There are undoubtedly synergies between these efforts and Whole Foods.
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We start talking about scale and efficiency and leveraging synergies.
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The synergies of hardware and software and content never materialized.
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Some of the delta will ameliorate as synergies are delivered.
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Without synergies, the deal's return on investment is 4 percent.
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That kind of reach provides enticing synergies for any startup.
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It has said it sees synergies between the two groups.
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The newly revealed cost synergies are worth about the same.
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I DON'T THINK THEY'RE REALLY SALES SYNERGIES, SO TO SPEAK.
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Synergies from a past deal have been slow to arrive.
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"Those kinds of synergies are really distinctive," Mr. Thorsett said.
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AND THERE ARE SOME COST SYNERGIES AT THE CORPORATE LEVEL.
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Any synergies will be offset by severance and restructuring costs.
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We will take a few synergies when they are there.
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The synergies are obvious and very compelling for younger people.
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And we're on track with the $2.5 billion in synergies.
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The owner of Stop & Shop and Giant chains on the U.S. East coast confirmed its target of net synergies of 420 million euros in 2018 and 750 million euros of gross synergies in 2019.
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With annual operating cost synergies of more than $280 million, additional revenue synergies and tax benefits from Shire's Irish domicile, Shire said it expected the transaction to boost non-GAAP diluted earnings from 2369.
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" For its part, AT&T said the merger would result in "more than $2.5 billion in annual synergies by 2020 and more than $25 billion in total synergies on a net present value basis.
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Fitch assumes Windstream will benefit from synergies post-acquisition, and has moderately reduced the amount of operating cost synergies from the $110 million anticipated by Windstream and to be achieved over a three-year period.
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"There are certainly a lot of good synergies there," he said.
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The potential for direct operational or cost synergies is somewhat limited.
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They share about 2,600 miles in border and major economic synergies.
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There're a lot of synergies between electric vehicles and ride-hailing.
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Collisions, by the way, need not be limited to horizontal synergies.
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Potential sales and technological synergies exist between the two's product platforms.
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Many of the synergies are textbook: combined customers and streamlined marketing.
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Thermo Fisher also achieved $05403 million of revenue synergies in 2015.
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Klepierre sees greater opportunities for synergies closer to home, Jestin said.
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Unlike BASF, Bayer sells seeds, which suggests greater room for synergies.
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Questions about synergies arising from the deal also have been raised.
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And so, we're now experiencing the synergies of consolidating the network.
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The synergies are gonna add a lot more free cash flow.
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Emerson believes the combination could bring capitalized synergies worth $6 billion.
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But I think Thompson and other critics are underestimating the synergies.
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When deployed in combination, these exploitations become his Seven Deadly Synergies.
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"By forming a capital alliance we can expect synergies," said Imaeda.
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If the plan works, it could deliver rare and valuable synergies.
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Ryan said the combined Schwab and Ameritrade would have strong synergies.
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We think that leads to substantial synergies in the ad space.
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A portion of savings also should support standalone costs (dis-synergies).
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"It can bring huge synergies in the long term," she added.
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"The synergies that we realized are very much intact," he said.
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Don't "leverage" any "synergies" ever, and especially not after 4 pm.
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"There aren't very evident synergies up front but synergies is not a key determinant of this acquisition," said Rob Forsyth, a fund manager at Investec Asset Management, Steinhoff's fifth largest shareholder with a 3.6 percent holding.
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Chief Executive Chuck Magro said that following the merger, the company achieved $40 million in run-rate synergies and was "focused on capturing half a billion dollars" in annual merger synergies by the end of 2019.
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Bayer and Monsanto said in September they planned about $1.5 billion in "annual synergies" three years after the merger is completed — synergies being code for cost-cuts — and didn't announce any planned changes to that this week.
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Fitch assumes Windstream will benefit from synergies post-acquisition, and has moderately reduced the amount of operating cost synergies from the $110 million anticipated by Windstream and that it will be achieved over a three-year period.
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The French group expects the acquisition to deliver 150 million euros in cost synergies and 30 million euros in revenue synergies over a full year, starting from completion of the integration process, which will take two years.
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In addition, integration synergies should be coming through in Spain for BBVA.
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Climate Week was about celebrating synergies between business, civil society and government.
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Convergence can expand profit margins through cost synergies and enhanced customer loyalty.
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The company said it was also targeting $100 million in growth synergies.
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Jefferies estimates the merged entity could save 500 million euros through synergies.
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Salke said she's looking for synergies between Amazon Studios and Amazon Fashion.
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However, he conceded that FCA's arrival could bring "opportunities for further synergies".
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It expects annual synergies of at least 17 million euros by 2021.
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Chipmaker Broadcom sees at least $1 billion in synergies, according to sources.
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You buy a declining business, you extract a lot of cost synergies.
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Reuters reports Deutsche Borse is claiming synergies greater than 300 million euros.
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They also expects the agriculture company to achieve $1.3 billion in synergies.
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The combination would also create scope for cost and product development synergies.
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It is also targeting synergies of 160 million pounds in three years.
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JCI estimates savings from cost synergies will total at least $650 million.
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It is completely natural for Facebook to seek synergies across their business.
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Acquisitions are often accompanied by bold claims about synergies, says Mr Heracleous.
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SO THOSE ARE HARD SYNERGIES AND WE KNOW HOW TO DO THOSE.
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It expects to generate annual cost synergies of approximately 93 million crowns.
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It expects to reap annual synergies of 40 million euros from 2020.
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" Their sources say the merger would produce $1 billion worth of "synergies.
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I COULDN'T AFFORD TO PAY THAT BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE THE SYNERGIES.
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"The multiple paid is very reasonable given the potential synergies," it said.
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WE'LL START GETTING MOST OF THE SYNERGIES IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS.
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Anticipated synergies from "fermentation biotechnology" in pharmaceuticals and lager also sound optimistic.
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But ultimately, the reason you do this deal is for revenue synergies.
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Cost Synergies Support EBITDA Stabilization: Windstream anticipates realizing more than $180 million of annual run-rate synergies three years after the close of the transactions: $155 million in operating cost savings and $25 million in capital spending savings.
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Rossi said 60 percent of the Dresser-Rand synergies would come from cutting costs, in particular closing eight sites and increasing low-cost manufacturing in India and China, with the rest coming from revenue synergies including cross-selling.
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BUT THAT IS SORT OF TO THE POINT OF SYNERGIES – WHEN WE THINK ABOUT SYNERGIES, JUST BECAUSE THEY HAVE A COMMON SHAREHOLDER -- A LARGE COMMON SHAREHOLDER OR CONTROL COMMON SHAREHOLDER DOESN'T MEAN THE BUSINESSES NEED TO WORK TOGETHER.
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"I think in an environment of lower gold prices, everyone needs more synergies and the synergies of Nevada - Barrick and Newmont - should have been done a long time ago," said Greg Taylor of Purpose Investments, which holds Newmont shares.
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It expects cost synergies of about $50 million, most of those by 2020.
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Vonovia said it saw financial and operational synergies of around 12 million euros.
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Synergies would evaporate, points out Amit Daryanani of Evercore ISI, a financial firm.
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Euskaltel said the acquisition would generate estimated synergies of around 245 million euros.
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Insurance has synergies with the startup's existing focus on healthcare for corporate companies.
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The combination of efforts will likely create synergies in the food delivery process.
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We work closely with our shareholders' portfolio companies and tap into available synergies.
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E.ON said it expects 600-800 million euros in annual synergies by 2022.
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They expect to save an additional $22012 million a year through tax synergies.
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Navistar expects to realize cumulative synergies of $500 million over first five years.
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The cost synergies from merging the two companies are considered ahead of schedule.
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The realization of cost synergies is also supporting growth in the operating margin.
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When LSE bought Russell, they were reportedly able to achieve 80 percent synergies.
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Consolidating the two makes for powerful synergies and significant leverage against stubborn competition.
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This is to achieve synergies and savings and enhance their decision-making process.
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Tata Steel's takeover in 29 had even fewer strategic, industrial or commercial synergies.
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FEW brewery owners think of launching airlines; the synergies are far from obvious.
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The deal is expected to produce $1 billion of synergies, the paper said.
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He said the combination would generate 150 million euros in synergies by 2020.
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They are keeping two headquarters and still promising $100 million of annual synergies.
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TOTAL ONE-TIME COST OF ACHIEVING SYNERGIES IS ESTIMATED AT EUR 2.8 BILLIO
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Everyone's going open floor plan for the collaborative synergies, and because it's cheap.
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There could be execution risks in integrating the acquired business and realising synergies.
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But it's hard to see China's state-owned enterprises wringing out such synergies.
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Elliott argued that Scout24's auto and property listings businesses had few synergies.
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He is not the first designer to see the synergies in the sud.
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There's a lot of overlapping synergies that aren't out front in the textbooks.
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It expects cost synergies of about $50 million, most of which by 2020.
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Before the deal, AB InBev had forecast synergies of at least $1.4 billion.
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Tabcorp has promised synergies with a net present value of A$1.4 billion.
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"All in all, we continue to argue that the structure of Yum Brands — three large brands with little-to-no synergies (and arguably, dis-synergies) crammed together nearly 20 years ago by a beverage company — is not ideal," Kalinowski said.
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Because of that conundrum, AT&T executives have effectively been forced into telling a somewhat self-contradictory story, talking vaguely about synergies the deal will allow while simultaneously insisting they won't exploit those synergies so much that it could damage competition.
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And another $100 million of revenue synergies are anticipated through cross-selling complimentary products.
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For investors of a certain age, the term "create synergies" might ring a bell.
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The companies expect $1 billion in first-year cost synergies after the deal's close.
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He said the company expects the deal to create over $1 billion in synergies.
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The analyst expects AbbVie to "extract more synergies from Allergan" than have been suggested.
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The companies expect annual operating synergies of up to $500 million from the merger.
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"There are important potential synergies, in the productive and commercial areas," the filing said.
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They also have to judge if revenues will grow and synergies will be created.
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Kudo in the statement said the acquisition created immediate synergies with its existing business.
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Megafon said it expected to achieve "significant synergies for both companies" through the deal.
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Petitcolin said synergies could far exceed an initial estimate of 200 million euros annually.
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"Salesforce sees the synergies between the sales cloud and the service cloud," Cohen said.
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Such an effort would undoubtedly require strong synergies between human analysts and Primer's technology.
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YOU PUT THEM TOGETHER, RIGHT, THERE'S A REAL SYNERGIES THERE FROM A MARKET STANDPOINT.
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"The good news is that synergies are validated (at) a detailed level," he said.
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It is expected to reap sales synergies in the hundreds of millions of euros.
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However, cost synergies should drive margin expansion to mid-0003% in the intermediate term.
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"Bringing these organizations together under one agency will create important synergies," the report said.
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PSA/FIAT: PROJECTED THAT 80% OF THE SYNERGIES WOULD BE ACHIEVED AFTER 4 YEARS
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The analysts said a strategic buyer could see synergies of up to $600 million.
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Gianfranco Battisti said he sees many synergies with Alitalia, including in ticketing and routes.
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It said additional synergies were possible through managing capital expenditure and optimising working capital.
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Collaboration, unity of purpose, and synergies across groups are things that every company wants.
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"It's a costly structure with insufficient synergies to justify those costs," Mr. Hemphill said.
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It said additional synergies were possible through managing capital expenditure and optimizing working capital.
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"In most scenarios, I don't think we have these synergies flow back," he said.
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WHY ARE YOU CONFIDENT YOU CAN GET TO HALF ABILLION DOLLARS IN COST SYNERGIES?
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The two groups are in neighbouring areas and potential synergies are "huge", he said.
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The value of those synergies should cover any premium that Mr. Pessina is paying.
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Morpho is likely to provide revenue synergies in addition to more obvious cost savings.
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There will be annual pretax synergies of $500 million by 2020, the companies said.
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The life and general insurer said in a trading statement it would achieve its target of 225 million pounds in integration synergies with Friends Life in 13, one year ahead of schedule, and that it expected 1.2 billion pounds in capital synergies.
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Musk has aggressively advocated for this position, assuring that synergies exist between the two companies.
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Estimated synergies of $350 million may be realistic given the ties between the two companies.
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Diversification and Business Synergies: Sunac's property development business may benefit from this transaction with Wanda.
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Pro forma leverage increases to 6.9x after considering realization of $450 million in cost synergies.
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Bourses also combine operations to trim costs as revenue synergies can be harder to achieve.
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Synergies generated by the company's 2013-2015 business plan totaled 390 million euros, it said.
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They're talking about $3.5 billion of free cash flow improvements through synergies and capital reduction.
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"There are a lot of synergies you get with Twitch on the PC," Gilmore said.
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The Danish company said it expects annual cost synergies of 2.2 billion crowns from 2022.
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One is to structure deals so as to profit from some of those same synergies.
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Even traditional media company Viacom now shows signs of understanding these online/offline brand synergies.
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As mentioned previously, Tyson is targeting $200 million of annualized synergies from AdvancePierre by 2020.
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There would be execution risks in integrating the acquired business and realising the planned synergies.
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Overall contribution to group pro forma EBITDA at 2016 will be around 10% (pre-synergies).
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That would give them a larger client base, create cost synergies, and create more profitability.
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It said the agreement would create synergies to boost trade and create new business opportunities.
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And we get synergies within a year and this thing's all ... we're good at that.
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It had exceeded its 2015 targets on capital expenditure, synergies and net debt, it said.
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If it offers no complementarity or synergies, it might in fact be of negative value.
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"Investors may be hoping that the management talks about the possible synergies," she said Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, the acquisition by McKesson creates a number of obvious and not so obvious synergies.
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There were no synergies from Nissen and Barneys, and they needed to be cut off.
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In rejecting NN's earlier offer, Van der Noordaa had estimated synergies at 200 million euros.
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THERE'S NOT MANY NUMBERS I CAN REMEMBER BEING THAT LARGE IN TERMS OF REAL SYNERGIES.
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It said synergies with its other holdings could strengthen KappAhl's competitiveness in a challenging market.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - IT IS PROJECTED THAT 80% OF SYNERGIES WOULD BE ACHIEVED AFTER 4 YEARS.
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We have talked about $220 million in synergies on the cost side, as an example.
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The companies estimate $500 million in annualized run-rate synergies within 12 to 24 months.
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Synergies are also expected to contribute to an improving FCF profile in 4807123 and beyond.
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These synergies have made Verizon the favorite among industry analysts to prevail in the auction.
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It plans to find synergies with its leasing arm Arval and its Cardif insurance unit.
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Some of the downsides to these policies could be mitigated by synergies with other proposals.
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The entities anticipate significant synergies from the merger and want to focus partly on innovation.
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Localiza's integrated business model allows synergies and the flexibility to adjust operations amid demand volatility.
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Any deal must come at a fair price and unlock significant synergies, this source said.
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Staples once envisioned $1 billion a year of annual synergies, which would improve returns sharply.
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These complementary angles enable us to extract synergies between venues and pool our savoir-faire.
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Something that's sure to come up: These concerns about "synergies," a/k/a, expected layoffs.
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Staples once envisioned $1 billion a year of annual synergies, which would boost returns dramatically.
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Reducing this competitive dynamic is likely to swamp any benefits from increased synergies from mergers.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Merger Benefits on Track: IHS Markit's ability to deliver on $125 million in cost synergies through the end of FY2019 is supported by progress on the merger and by management's guidance to upsize FY2017 synergies by $15 million to $50 million.
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Cost Synergies Support EBITDA Stabilization Windstream anticipates realizing more than $180 million of annual run-rate synergies three years after the close of the EarthLink merger and Broadview Networks acquisition (the transactions): $155 million in operating cost savings and $25 million in capital spending savings.
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The merger is expected to create cost synergies of about $13.5.93 billion, the companies have said.
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A key value driver of banking mergers are cost synergies, which are achieved through headcount reduction.
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Konecranes said it targets synergies of about 140 million euros from the deal within three years.
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The idea is that a buyer "might create synergies" by acquiring Yahoo's business is often mentioned.
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At the same time, convergence can expand profit margins through cost synergies and enhanced customer loyalty.
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One third of anticipated synergies of the takeover of $435 million will be realized this year.
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It will give an update on the integration plan, synergies and restructuring costs on Dec. 8.
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"There are tremendous synergies between these two companies," Rive wrote in an email to SolarCity employees.
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DAVID FABER: And finally, $2 billion in annual synergies, another $1.5 billion in annual capital reduction.
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Fitch expects ODM's leverage to improve as synergies and margin improvements from the recent acquisitions materialize.
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Although the alliance reported three-way "synergies" of €5.7bn ($6.4bn) last year, the numbers are vague.
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There are obvious synergies between museums and tech companies like Artsy, Cuseum, Electric Objects and Estimote.
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Lanxess said it expects annual synergies of about 100 million euro (about $113 million) by 2020.
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Nobilis-Maximino is located due east of Trion, which could eventually provide "operational synergies," Pemex said.
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"It's not as if we just realized we should begin to look for synergies," he said.
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So I think we've got a lot of synergies when it comes to businesses we're in.
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Shareholder-Driven Portfolio: Bertelsmann has an unique mix of media-related businesses with no immediate synergies.
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As usual, the firms' bosses pledge that synergies between the businesses will help fund the deals.
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Joining up with Blue and their microphone lines is a logical adjacent opportunity with great synergies.
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FCF margin should however improve to about 8% of revenue at 2018 as synergies are realised.
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They are seeking corporate-style synergies between religious messaging, personal celebrity, commercial success and political influence.
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In-market consolidation in the Russian mobile industry would be the easiest way to achieve synergies.
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We continue to like businesses that we can find synergies that we can reinvest behind growth.
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But an Anbang purchase of Starwood wouldn't necessarily be about creating synergies with other hotel operations.
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"It was a corporate decision by Rosneft to gain synergies via cooperation with India," he said.
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FABER: TALKING ABOUT 3.5 BILLION IN SYNERGIES IS WHAT I'M HEARINGING AGAIN FROM THE HONEYWELL SIDE.
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We see also strong synergies between UBB and KBC because Bulgaria is strategically important for KBC.
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These synergies create an exciting potential for holistic delivery concepts using similar solutions for different platforms.
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Kang said he sees synergies between his business, Rakuten Travel and the central, corporate Rakuten company.
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Takeovers make sense only if the value of synergies exceeds the premium paid (as Valeant discovered).
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ET. Others on Wall Street doubted the $43 billion in synergies projected by the companies' management.
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IT'S $25 BILLION OF INVESTMENT THAT WHEN YOU ADD THE SYNERGIES, WE EXPECT THIS TO GROW.
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That is also why the likes of Great Plains and Westar are often cagey about synergies.
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Analysts had identified France's Worldline as one industrial player that could benefit from synergies with Nets.
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The cars and truck segments only have synergies in procurement, Chief Financial Officer Frank Witter said.
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Opportunities for the realisation of substantial synergies in financing and overhead costs would also be possible.
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The goodwill from the acquisition is mainly attributable to assembled workforce, expected synergies and other benefits.
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"We have no discussions around that at all because the synergies are too good," he said.
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Camping World sees synergies between its business, Gander Mountain and Overton's, one of the people said.
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" Otherwise it makes no sense, he says, because Tesla and Solar City have "zero business synergies.
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With his new works, he is creating soul-stirring synergies of the visual and the verbal.
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Abbott expects to achieve nearly $500 million in pre-tax synergies in 2019, and more thereafter.
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Fitch does not expect any material costs or revenue synergies from acquisition in the near term.
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But Evergrande has little experience making cars, and could struggle to squeeze synergies from multiple acquisitions.
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Analysts are skeptical about such "synergies," especially since Fiat Chrysler said it wouldn't close any factories.
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The synergies picked up steam during the Hillary Clinton campaign, with brands like Supreme endorsing Mrs.
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What we're focused on right now is really driving the costs of synergy and revenue synergies.
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Annual cost synergies are estimated to be $20 million within two years of the deal's close.
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As a group of strong brands, we create success for our customers and tap synergies together.
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On the other hand, having them together produces—there are some very valuable synergies in there.
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Policy has also led companies to search for synergies throughout the energy and industrial value chain.
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Joining forces with Newmont in Nevada would mean cost synergies too, a rarity in mining deals.
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As always, several transactions were driven by a push to add scale or find cost synergies.
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"There are a lot of synergies," said Mitsunobu Tsuruo, an analyst at Citigroup Global Markets Japan.
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Synergies between the latter divisions and the passenger car business have typically been more limited than with the vans division but we expect that increased technological convergence in the fields of autonomous driving and electric mobility will provide more synergies between divisions in the medium term.
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Fitch expects EBITDA margins to expand by roughly 100bps in 2018 as Windstream cost synergies are realized.
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It would "create synergies" between Time Warner's media content (movies, magazines, cable TV) and AOL's internet subscribers.
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Keeping the autonomy of the company and keeping the company separate, you can still make synergies work.
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The agreement will allow the new entity to cut costs through synergies and expand its customer base.
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The company thinks it could ultimately realize $130 to $140 million in annual synergies from the deal.
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Fitch expects CVC to achieve $450 million of its anticipated cost synergies over a three-year period.
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The companies have estimated the deal would in addition offer annual operational synergies of 110 million euros.
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He also dismissed earlier estimates by Immofinanz of possible synergies, saying it was too early to tell.
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It left its target of 130 million euros in synergies by the end of 2018 unchanged however.
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They don't own the companies they power, but they deliver impressive and valuable synergies all the same.
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Berenberg analysts, who have a 'buy' rating on Bayer shares, described the synergies estimate as "very ambitious".
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FCA Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne cited the "synergies and economies of scale" possible in joining the alliance.
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VMware isn't talking about cost synergies that could come out of buying two other enterprise-focused companies.
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Some Newmont shareholders question Barrick's claim that the deal will generate more than $7 billion in synergies.
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"I don't believe today you have very significant synergies between retail activities in different markets," Oudea said.
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Mr Tavares reckons he can eventually save €1.7bn a year through economies of scale and other synergies.
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Scott Tobin, a partner at Battery Ventures, pointed out that the deal creates a lot of synergies.
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They exchanged equity stakes but the Japanese firm says synergies from the tie-up failed to materialize.
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BZ WBK expects that cost synergies will exceed restructuring costs by PLN80 million from 2018 to 2021.
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"As the number of portfolio companies increases, the possibilities for synergies will be unlimited," says Mr Son.
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Mr Son will also run up against limits on his ability to influence founders and find synergies.
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Ubisoft doesn't see synergies with Vivendi, Chief Financial Officer Alain Martinez said during a call with reporters.
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The group could then function as one entity, taking advantage of synergies among the different business lines.
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The realisation of cost synergies in these areas is in our view likely, should the merger materialise.
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Operating margins will likely improve because of favorable shifts in sales mix, good cost control and synergies.
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The chief executive said the deal would bring £4.6 billion of synergies over the next five years.
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Marriott says it could achieve as much as $250 million in cost synergies after a Starwood merger.
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So there is capacity here to be able to do that and there is synergies as well.
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"There could be synergies which are beyond retail," said Arvind Singhal, chairman of retail consultant Technopak Advisors.
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AND OF THAT, 93% ARE OPEX, 7% ARE CAP X. AND SO $26 BILLION ARE NETWORK SYNERGIES.
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The total synergies expected amount to only just over 1 percent of combined sales of $8.5 billion.
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Acerinox also hopes the acquisition will create significant synergies, allowing the company to diversify its product range.
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PSAFIAT: APPROXIMATELY 3.7 BILLION ESTIMATED ANNUAL RUN-RATE SYNERGIES WITHOUT ANY PLANT CLOSURES RESULTING FROM THE TRANSACTION
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JOHN MALONE: So, you know-- the fact that people have an interest and see big synergies, okay.
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The Brazilian subsidiary has strong strategic and administrative synergies with the parent, besides sharing the same brand.
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An oft-cited potential acquirer is Kraft-Heinz, who could find synergies and likely costs to cut.
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It would also generate estimated synergies with a net present value of $43 billion, the company estimates.
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Most analysts were pleased by the plan, saying the deal provides scale, cost synergies and geographic diversification.
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In most mergers, people talk up "synergies" — how bringing various parts together creates a more valuable whole.
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"It is not necessarily about synergies," said Brian Owens, vice president of retail consulting at Kantar Consulting.
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The firms agreed to jointly analyse their assets to determine the potential synergies of a deeper partnership.
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The one-off costs over the period to deliver the synergies are estimated at about $30 million.
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The profitability of the new entity should benefit from the synergies that management will seek to realise.
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A Kraft-Heinz acquisition of Campbell would provide numerous synergies as it creates a massive food giant.
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YOU NAME IT. IT WAS A GREAT DEAL, IF YOU THINKABOUT THE SYNERGIES YOU COULD HAVE GOTTEN.
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Glencore has said it is focusing on strategic acquisitions, especially near existing resources, which will create synergies.
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Geographical Diversification and Synergies: Fitch views WH Group's China and US businesses as complementary to each other.
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Nevertheless, Amundi said future profits would be lifted by increased synergies from its merger with rival Pioneer.
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Total said the acquisition was expected to result in synergies of more than $400 million a year.
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The firm said on Tuesday the creation of a separate operating company had led to significant synergies.
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This allows patterns and synergies to emerge that inform your decision to pick one card over another.
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Plus Horan sees the Sprint merger substantially increasing the companies' pro forma value through $6 billion in synergies.
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As such, Fitch has not incorporated any additional cost synergies into its forecast beyond the initial $450 million.
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Margins are expected to increase to the mid-single digits starting in 2018 as synergies are fully realized.
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Yes, it's certainly not your average startup or investor, but already there are synergies between the two parties.
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Some analysts think the merger involves synergies that will increase Rosneft's value, though by how much is unclear.
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VTB said combining Taman with a terminal in Novorossiisk into one cluster would bring synergies and greater capacity.
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Jose Ignacio Sanchez Galan, Chairman of Iberdrola says potential of synergies with eventual acquisition of Eletropaulo is "significant".
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Takeovers should happen only when the target is badly run or if combining two firms will yield synergies.
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Synergies are also expected to contribute to an improving free cash flow (FCF) profile in 2017 and beyond.
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The company expects annual synergies to reach around 100 million reais ($32 million) within three years, Sonder Said.
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The best leaders are those that are "ambidextrous"—they can find synergies between tight and loose cultural elements.
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Substantial Run-Rate Synergies: Both companies have a proven ability to integrate and meet or exceed synergy targets.
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However, Tyson is targeting a $200 million run rate of annual synergies within three years of transaction closing.
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The country is beginning a major infrastructure build-out, and the two trends have begun showing some synergies.
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The group expects to realise all of its synergies by 2019 something which we assess as largely achievable.
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"This will allow synergies...and in these areas Petroleos Mexicanos already has oil infrastructure in place," he said.
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Faber had reported the two sides were negotiating a price and had seen possible synergies of $1.5 billion.
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Electric vehicles have attractions that go beyond the benefits to the car industry and synergies with battery-making.
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Additionally, identified revenue synergies should further improve KEY's profit measures to remain in-line with its peer group.
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But the value would be higher if benefits from an estimated $1.7 billion worth of synergies is included.
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Abbott estimates it will realize roughly $500 million in annual synergies by 2020 from the St. Jude acquisition.
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Tesla expects the transaction to produce $150 million in cost synergies in the year after the deal closes.
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The company wants to kick-back some of these synergies to consumers and make clean energy more accessible.
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Nonetheless, there would be copious synergies to harvest from combining overlapping functions, from corporate overheads to global procurement.
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Honeywell estimated $3.5 billion in cost synergies from the merger, and an estimated $10 in free cash flow.
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ABC is a regional player that benefits from cross-selling opportunities, trade finance flows and intra-group synergies.
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It expects the deal to immediately add to adjusted earnings, before synergies, after closing in the third quarter.
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Sherwin anticipated $280 million in synergies from the deal, which Cramer thinks should raise numbers for the acquirer.
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S&T said it saw important synergies in a relationship with Foxconn and Kontron, without providing financial details.
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BAT currently estimates approximately $400 million of cost synergies that are not included in Fitch's current financial forecasts.
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The level of synergies between volume carmakers and premium brands proved less successful than the companies had hoped.
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KB Card has strong synergies with Kookmin Bank in cross-selling retail products and promoting the group's franchise.
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Klitgaard estimated synergies from the merger would be in a range of 150-175 million crowns per year.
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Some $300 million in annual "pre-tax run-rate cost synergies" are expected by 2020, the company said.
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That includes some US$700m of cost savings and synergies from the business's reported Ebitda of US$1.8bn.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - APPROXIMATELY EUR 3.7 BLN ESTIMATED ANNUAL RUN-RATE SYNERGIES WITHOUT ANY PLANT CLOSURES RESULTING FROM TRANSACTION
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Startup founders scootered along the sidewalks, headed to events on networking, mentoring, and blockchain synergies of all description.
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Assume no synergies, and the return on investment is less than 5 percent, according to a Breakingviews calculation.
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Tatts and Tabcorp in October said their agreed merger would offer A$130 million a year in synergies.
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SO WE START WITH A TARGET OF $200 BILLION FOR COST SYNERGIES, WE'VE UPPED THAT TO $27 BILLION.
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It has also taken longer than expected to achieve its synergies and its bonds have taken a hit.
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"There could be synergies which are beyond retail," Arvind Singhal, chairman of retail consultant Technopak Advisors told Reuters.
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Why it matters: With mergers of this size usually comes cost-cutting "synergies," which usually translate to layoffs.
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The company said the net present value of potential synergies after integration costs amount to 800 million euros.
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Fitch expects EBITDA margins to expand by roughly 100 bps in 2018 as Windstream cost synergies are realized.
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But for regulatory reasons and business ones, the obvious synergies between AT&T and Time Warner are limited.
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The company also expects to achieve nearly $300 million in pre-tax synergies by 0003 and more thereafter.
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"The deal that we contemplated is about growing the company and did not start with synergies," said Armstrong.
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It's a relevant question, because if the synergies don't come through, Rockwell shareholders will share in the disappointment.
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Compared with lesser industries, mergers in the luxury world kick up few opportunities for cost-cutting or synergies.
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"We need to refine it to create synergies between the cafe and the boutique," Mr. Del Vecchio said.
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They are also both outdoors brands so there would be obvious commercial 'synergies' to underpin such an arrangement.
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MATERIALS SHOULD HAVE UPSIDE ON BOTH MITIGATING COST TO SYNERGIES AS WELL AS GETTING AT THE GROWTH SYNERGY.
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Fnac Darty reiterated that 130 million euros of synergies from the merger would be delivered by end-2018.
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Tesco also expects the deal to provide pretax synergies of 200 million pounds per annum after three years.
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But given their greater overlap in products and geographies they could probably achieve synergies worth twice that much.
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Estimated FCA-PSA synergies were closer to 3 billion euros, according to one person briefed on the matter.
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"The deal that we contemplated is about growing the company and did not start with synergies," he said.
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Thermo Fisher expects to deliver an additional $55 million of year-over-year cost synergy benefits in 2016, as well as a further $60 million of revenue synergies that would enable Thermo Fisher to achieve its three-year goal of $350 million of total cost and revenue synergies in 2016.
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He believes the ISP, which is entirely digital, could have synergies with financing and lending services in the future.
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Pro forma leverage for the transaction increases to 32103x from 5.3x at March 31, 2016, excluding anticipated cost synergies.
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"We also see 1-2 billion Swiss francs ($1 billion to $2 billion) of potential synergies," Barclays analysts said.
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Unizo said it could not expect synergies from an alliance with H.I.S. and that the price was too low.
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That Randall was able to play up the line-up's similar synergies — leather, for example — was only a plus.
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Without substantial synergies, it is unclear how combining two lame lenders would improve their capacity to deliver better returns.
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Walgreens said it met its goal of achieving $1 billion in synergies in June from its Boots Alliance acquisition.
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Perth stockbroker James McGlew said Fletcher's hardware businesses could offer synergies with Wesfarmers' largest earner, Australian hardware chain Bunnings.
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Expressbank is based in the strategically important CEE region for SG and its synergies with the parent are strong.
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AT&T has argued that the deal would produce synergies, or reduced costs, that would balance out lost competition.
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British American expects at least $400 million in annualized synergies by the third year after the Reynolds deal closes.
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The integration of Mutual Trust has been materially completed with synergies realized ahead of schedule, primarily from investment management.
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"The visibility of strong earnings delivery appears well supported by an improving UK backdrop and Booker synergies," Jefferies said.
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We've spent the last year exploring the new opportunities and synergies generated by bringing our two legendary companies together.
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PUTTING THOSE TWO COMPLEMENTARY PORTFOLIOS TOGETHER AND DIVESTING THE OVERLAPS IS WHAT IS GOING TO GIVE US THE SYNERGIES.
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Time and time again, the vast "synergies" and consumer benefits promised before such deals wind up being decidedly hollow.
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Those were announced in November and include a focus on synergies and costs as well as lean capital spending.
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"It's a costly structure with insufficient synergies to justify those costs," chief executive Bruce Hemphill said in a statement.
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So whether it grows from slimy prospects or beneficial synergies, the consumer goods name will remain on Cramer's radar.
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"Oath expects to realize more than $1 billion in cumulative operating expense synergies through 2020," the company noted today.
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Changes the government may require could take away from the $6 billion in run-rate synergies, Macquarie analysts said.
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The company said on Tuesday that it achieved net synergies of $329 million in the second quarter ended Feb.
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In his letter to Farr, Moret challenged Emerson's assumption of $400 million of run-rate synergies in a deal.
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The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Firestar Group, which in turn is wholly owned by Synergies Corp.
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"Our ability to withstand these losses is dependent on our achieving anticipated synergies in the Humana acquisition," Bertolini wrote.
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He said it was impossible to talk about possible synergies of a merged entity before common strategy is decided.
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Of course, if you have a second kid, childcare expenses will increase, but probably not double due to synergies.
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Walgreens said in June it met its goal of achieving $1 billion in synergies from its Boots Alliance acquisition.
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By Breakingviews back-of-the-envelope calculations, the ROIC, boosted by the deal synergies, will barely reach 6 percent.
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Speaking to CNBC's Julianna Tatelbaum, Carlos Tavares, Chairman of Groupe PSA said the group is ready for further synergies.
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"We are struggling to see brand, customer, channel, product or technology synergies," analysts at JPMorgan wrote at the time.
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The firm feels CBS will lose more from inheriting Viacom's structural problems than it will gain from any synergies.
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It added that the partnership with Google could lead to potential synergies and commercial partnerships between the two companies.
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EMERSON BELIEVES THE COMBINATION COULD BRING REVENUE AND COST SYNERGIES THAT WOULD BE WORTH AS MUCH AS $6 BILLION.
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Facchini said the net present value of the industrial synergies expected from the acquisition totaled around 1.2 billion euros.
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The company, meanwhile, had said being diversified was a strength and that there were synergies between the business units.
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According to UBS's analysis, synergies from the deal could create between $19 and $48 of value per NXP share.
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JDR: So you obviously think, talking about retail, that there are some synergies between your business and big retailers.
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The deal could drive $2 billion in annual synergies, but he noted that SoftBank could lever Charter up significantly.
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The enlarged company is also expected to achieve ongoing pre-tax cost synergies of 10 million pounds each year.
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As we seek synergies and swoon over small talk, relationships can move a little too swiftly to be trusted.
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HOWEVER, I DON'T PRESUME TO FEEL I'M THE RIGHT BUYER FOR IT BECAUSE THERE'S SUCH SYNERGIES FOR ANOTHER COMPANY.
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Bankia also said the BMN transaction was expected to generate gross cost synergies of 190 million euros in 2020.
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Abbott estimates that it will realize roughly $500 million in annual synergies by 2020 from the St. Jude acquisition.
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PP: A major milestone in terms of synergies and working together was in 91053 when we deployed Alibaba technology.
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Fosun already owns German lender Hauck & Aufhaeuser and could reap synergies from combining the two lenders, the people said.
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This breakdown enables a deeper inspection of each trend's fundamental drivers, risk/reward profile and synergies with other trends.
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BUT$500 MILLION SYNERGIES, 153% OF SALES, WE'LL ADD 45 BILLION OF VALUE TO THEBUSINESSES BY BRINGING THEM TOGETHER.
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Cloudera has already achieved about $125 million in cost synergies, Bearden said in an interview with CNBC on Monday.
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"We see the possibility of synergies with other big firms in our market, including PKN and Lotos," he said.
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The laboratories must more effectively tap into the synergies that develop through partnerships with universities and the private sector.
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What synergies can you tell our viewers about that you've seen in terms of two platforms, Sirius and Pandora?
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The Morpho transaction adds scale, along with synergies and growth potential as well as a more balanced business mix.
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It said the move was aimed at improving the efficiency of manufacturing and exploiting synergies within the Volkswagen group.
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If it succeeds, the deal is likely to generate some $3 billion in cost synergies, according to KeyBanc analysts.
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The chipmaker raised its forecast for synergies around the Cavium acquisition that analysts said removed risks around further growth.
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According to SeekingAlpha, Ergen said the "synergies and economics" make sense, but cited the regulatory hurdles as a hindrance.
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AMC Networks Inc, controlled by New York's Dolan Family, could also have operational synergies with CBS's cable channel, Showtime.
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HSBC analyst David McCarthy also argues that sterling's fall could wipe out all the synergies of the Argos deal.
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"In the end we will forfeit synergies, people's incomes will fall and national vigor will decline," Mr. Liang wrote.
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We see the synergies that we expected to see, and we see the future that we had hoped for.
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"There are huge synergies with the military and yoga," said Mr. Allaire, who discovered this as he learned yoga.
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And so both of them have a lot of synergies and it makes sense to think about them jointly.
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This included significant run-rate EBIT synergies of $300 million by 2020, an improvement of Danone's full year like-for-like sales growth by an extra 0.5 percent to 1 percent, an increase of EBIT margin from 2018 and solid EPS improvement from 2017 and above 10 percent based on run-rate synergies.
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Management has said they expect to deliver $500 million in cost synergies within four years of the deal closing, although RBC Capital Markets analyst Nik Modi said in a note Tuesday he's modeling the company "achieving $550 million in cost synergies in three years and $750 million in 'total cost savings' by 2020."
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations for strong execution on the integration of KCG, a termination of the proprietary trading activities at KCG, realization of approximately $440 million in capital synergies allowing for deleveraging in the near term, and gradual realizations of expense synergies allowing for additional de-leveraging over the Outlook horizon.
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The takeover of U.S. Security Associates is also expected to generate around $55 million annual synergies over the next year.
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Also, you can expect a bunch of layoffs as Rovi expects to save $100 million in "cost synergies" per year.
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The firm said it expects to save $2.5 billion in "synergies" and return to significant revenue growth within four years.
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The synergies between the two entities look limited, and investors would have to take exposure to a more leveraged entity.
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Why did Comcast go through with the deal even after regulators axed the supposed synergies it was supposed to create?
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But he said he would need to take a close look at expected synergies before deciding whether to accept it.
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Delivery of synergies from Argos, purchased in 2016, helped underlying pretax profit to rise 7.8 percent to 635 million pounds.
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We will also monitor the company's ability to realize a significant portion of expected synergies from the integration of Newgistics.
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The company is also targeting $2123 billion in cost synergies, including leveraging scale in sourcing and eliminating duplicative corporate expenses.
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Fitch expects no major synergies between BSB and KNB despite their adjacent geographical operations, as the two banks operate independently.
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Substantial synergies might improve the picture, though their properties are scattered across continents, making it harder to capture cost savings.
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TOKYO - FRENCH PRESIDENT MACRON SAYS WE MUST DEVELOP SYNERGIES TO MAKE RENAULT/NISSAN ALLIANCE STRONGER IN FACE OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
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Some shareholders expressed concerns about LSE's ability to fully integrate the new companies and maximise potential synergies and cost-savings.
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The acquisition is expected to generate annual synergies of CHF 80 million-100 million, the Swiss construction chemicals maker said.
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The merger will allow the group to maintain its market position, improve profitability through synergies and benefit from shared innovation.
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It came to its price, of $19.10, by subtracting from the deal price an estimate of the value of synergies.
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KEY remains on track to execute on its financial targets announced at the acquisition and should benefit from revenue synergies.
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Understanding the synergies that exist between women's rights and religious freedom is essential to strengthening each right around the world.
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The increase reflects consolidation synergies from the acquisition of Jazztel in Spain and acquisitions and organic growth in A&ME.
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Go out of your way to seek synergies and even suggest an informal partnership if you feel a cosmic click.
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Cost-related synergies in the areas of sourcing plus some overlap in sales force and administrative functions should be attainable.
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Osterloh expects Diess, a proven cost-cutter, to increase synergies between the group's main car brands VW, Seat and Skoda.
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The company is targeting EUR212001 million of run-rate synergies, of which 90% is planned to be achieved by 2019.
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It's less of an issue for buyers, he said, when they can figure out "synergies" that make the math work.
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That is because synergies — or cost cuts that can be derived from combining two companies — often lead to job losses.
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Investments for the "Digital4Growth" programme will initially be financed through as-yet unrealised synergies from the integration with E-Plus.
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Lenovo's mobile and data center businesses have been struggling as the company looks to integrate the acquisitions to create synergies.
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"This 2016 Going for Growth report underscores the importance of synergies among policies in designing policy packages," the OECD said.
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ADCB said the merger between the three banks is expected to deliver annual cost synergies of approximately 615 million dirhams.
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Some shareholders expressed concerns about LSE's ability to fully integrate the new companies and maximize potential synergies and cost-savings.
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In the same release Hochtief estimated synergies arising from the tie-up would sit between 6 and 8 billion euros.
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That's modest considering the 3.7 billion euros a year in synergies that the two companies say a merger will unlock.
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Still, the two still call out the flaws in each business model, even if they both gloss over their synergies.
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Verizon on Monday said it expected the net present value of the operational synergies to be more than $1.5 billion.
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"We had to start grinding out the synergies because the industry was in distress," said Anderson, who now heads Amtrak.
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It will target revenue synergies of more than $1.8 billion by cross-selling multiple services to the combined customer base.
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"A lot depends on its synergies with these other technologies," said Mr. German of the International Council on Clean Transportation.
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Intel expects $150 million of cost synergies exiting 0003 from the consolidation of administrative functions and consolidation of overlapping development.
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The next phase would look at synergies in clinical practice and medical services, locations for hospitals and deployment of capital.
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Covenant leverage is based on an annualised OCF, adds back 75% of targeted opex synergies and excludes vendor financing liabilities.
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This is notwithstanding the benefits to its business profile and possible improved cash flows after realising synergies from the merger.
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Fitch views these synergies as modest but reasonable relative to the combined EBITDA base (at around 4% of total EBITDA).
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The two expect annual synergies of about $20 million over the next two years from cost savings and portfolio optimization.
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These synergies are expected to be fully realized by the end of the third year following completion of the merger.
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Also, while adding costs and risks, long-term SCTY has the potential for its own profit stream, even excluding synergies.
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There would be no immediate synergies from buying Starwood, even though Anbang has been on a hotel-acquisition spree lately.
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The German group also said it now expects annual synergies of 400 million to 500 million euros from the transaction.
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Latam said it has the goal of increasing Multiplus' market share, as the merger should yield cost and revenue synergies.
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And you need to be open about what works and what doesn't to foster synergies and collaboration toward sustainable solutions.
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Pre synergies, it comes at a 10-14 percent premium to European cable valuations, said Bankhaus Lampe analyst Wolfgang Specht.
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But, with Facebook doubling down on live streaming with its userbase of over 1.65 billion, Twitter needs to explore synergies.
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The companies pegged so-called synergies at $1 billion in annual run rate, within three years of the deal closing.
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There is some overlap with the United States company's pharmaceutical business, but it is a specialist area, meaning few synergies.
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It expects to deliver approximately 90% of the deal synergies by 2021 with about 20% coming through by next year.
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Heavy cost synergies, which will inevitably include layoffs, are expected as a result of the merger, which will close Tuesday.
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The combined business is targeting run-rate annual synergies of USD2.1bn to be achieved over the four years from closing.
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MRF has limited synergies and low operational integration with the group's core business, and a different brand from the parent.
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There are vast synergies with Russia that the United States and Europe can pursue in energy, manufacturing, technology, and agriculture.
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That doesn't sound like an efficient way to go about trying to extract synergies and the growth that you need.
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Cost is not easy but easier sometimes to identify in terms of taking out revenue synergies, harder to come by.
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Amundi is now targeting synergies from the Pioneer deal of 175 million euros, up from a previous 150 million euros.
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Graf said those investments, along with "operational synergies" in Europe, will start to pay off in the company's fiscal 2021.
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AT&T stands to reap synergies with a present value of perhaps $7 billion if its grand merger goes ahead.
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ANDRE CALANTZOPOULOS: Well, you know, as you know, we already have a relationship with Altria because of the iQOS license for distribution in the U.S. And what we looked at is if there's a better way to maximize value for shareholders, looking at the strategic rationale in terms of additional revenue, synergies, cost synergies--.
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Ebix intends to consolidate both these acquisitions into its Financial Exchange operations bringing significant synergies and redundancies to the combined operation.
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The merger is expected to result in more than $20193 billion in cost synergies by the end of the fourth year.
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For the first six months, there will be "no visible synergies" between Daisie and Daisy Chain Productions, the company told TechCrunch.
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"We see the synergies that we expected to see, and we see the future that we had hoped for," McAdam said.
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On the other hand, Fitch sees few synergies between the bank and its majority shareholder and operational integration is still limited.
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Given the scarcity of commercial-stage oncology assets and significant potential synergies, other Ariad bidders could emerge, SunTrust Robinson analysts said.
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Rite Aid Integration Risk Fitch assumes WBA can achieve $750 million of the planned $0003 billion in synergies by fiscal 2020.
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Chevron and Occidental also have put forward different estimates on the value of the operational synergies they can derive from Anadarko.
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"We expect to achieve cost synergies of $150 million in the first full year after closing," Tesla wrote in a blogpost.
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"Without the benefit of synergies, both Staples and Office Depot have less appealing profit outlooks," Jefferies analyst Daniel Binder told investors.
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Bayer said it expected annual earnings contributions from synergies to be worth about $1.5 billion three years after the deal closed.
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DAVID FABER: Yeah, and now there's $2 billion or so in synergies that a lot of analysts have certainly pointed at.
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"We also expect further synergies from the merger with (Arab peer) UASC, better ship utilization and lower unit costs," he added.
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The integration is expected to bring annual net synergies of $400 million, some of which should take effect from next year.
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From a business perspective, the companies will not combine offices, and no synergies in the traditional sense (layoffs, etc.) are anticipated.
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It will have a limited impact of its debt and boost 219 earnings per share, before synergies by just 212 percent.
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"The synergies are not going to bring workers from France to work on the plane," Chartrand said in a phone interview.
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Second, some quests have their own special effects and synergies than can provides victory point bonuses if you use them together.
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Disney also has some other drivers that should limit earnings risk in the coming quarters such as affiliate negotiations and synergies.
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"Compass is already present in the region which should be helpful for cost synergies," analysts at Jefferies said in a note.
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Informa also forecast synergies from its purchase of U.S.-based information services company Penton to rise to $22.5 million in 2018.
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Petrocelli showed Stephenson a document where he said the potential deal had "no significant cost synergies" and asked him to explain.
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I think that there will be small or medium size deals, very much focused because companies will be looking for synergies.
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Dow and DuPont said they were still on target for $3 billion in cost synergies and $1 billion in growth benefits.
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Last month, it said the merger would work in the low $60s, as it identified new synergies and cost cutting opportunities.
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Shares in Credit Agricole rose around 1 percent after the French bank pledged to boost cost savings and synergies by 2019.
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Even if it does go through, it will be hard to get the synergies given all the scrutiny this one's under.
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According to Alior, controlled by Polish insurer PZU , the deal will bring 300 million zlotys in annual synergies starting from 2019.
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As such, the merger appears logical strategically, and likely to generate more synergies than one involving disparate pharmacological areas of focus.
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"As such, the merger appears logical strategically, and likely to generate more synergies than one involving disparate pharmacological areas of focus."
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Barclays analysts said a deal with Kone would result in 3-4 billion euros of synergies attributable to the German group.
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"It would allow the bank to gain volume, generate synergies and cut costs at a larger scale," one investment banker said.
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We are a Belgo-French group that would integrate another French company and we would have synergies between Belgium and France.
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Together their combined market share would slightly surpass Tesco's market share, which would drive buying synergies, it said in the note.
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"We think a merger would unlock significant synergies," said S&P Capital IQ analyst Jim Corridore in a note to clients.
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Other issues focus on synergies, job cuts as well as legal and tax issues, people familiar with the matter have said.
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Cost reduction initiatives and merger-related synergies should yield over $150 million in annual cost savings after three years, they said.
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The idea is to maximise the synergies between managing corporate clients and investment bank unit Banca IMI and developing business abroad.
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However, YSID is still a relatively new acquisition, so Fitch expects synergies with the parent to materialise only after some time.
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FIAT CHRYSLER - SIGNIFICANT VALUE ACCRETION RESULTING FROM TRANSACTION IS ESTIMATED TO BE APPROXIMATELY EUR 3.7 BLN IN ANNUAL RUN-RATE SYNERGIES
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But Walker said that there is less of a correlation between customer base and cost synergies the larger an organization gets.
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An anticipated $160 million of annual synergies, worth some $1.3 billion once taxed and capitalized, should have foretold plenty of upside.
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The report also highlights several synergies, such as the desire to create reliable AI systems, which could support greater multilateral cooperation.
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Amundi said future profits would be lifted thanks to increased synergies it expects from its merger with recently acquired company Pioneer.
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"Within the alliance, Renault Group's global expertise in light commercial vehicles generates synergies that benefit all of our customers," he added.
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Marriott International sweetened its bid for Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide with more cash, greater synergies and a higher breakup fee.
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Given that many of these companies are probably already using both MailChimp and Facebook Ads, there are some clear synergies here.
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SBI has said the merger will help the country's largest lender by assets increase its scale and cut expenses through synergies.
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In October, the company announced a sweeping reorganization that saw it knit together a few disparate business lines primed for synergies.
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A combination would mean enlarged business and market share, along with $1.2 billion of synergies, according to the companies' management teams.
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"We're not looking at things purely for synergies or consolidation purposes," Frazier said on an earnings call with analysts in October.
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In addition to securing the forecasted acquisition-related synergies, Fitch looks for Abbott to continue driving efficiencies across its business segments.
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There would be "very, very significant" revenue synergies in the new company resulting from the merger, Carter said at the conference.
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Naval Group said the joint venture aims to build 10-15 warships in that period, with synergies estimated at 10-15%.
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Citing an acquisition with no potential synergies, investors drove the company's shares down 19 percent to $197.50 - their worst day ever.
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Popular Ebitda adjustments are either proceeds from planned cost-cuttings or potential boosts in revenues from synergies in integrating target companies.
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"Synergies should be very substantial, making the deal very attractive for shareholders of NBAD and FGB," it said in a note.
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Renault has argued in its proposal that an integration would maximise synergies within the French-Japanese alliance, according to the Nikkei.
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This was an attempt to innovate by leveraging synergies with its existing operations and retrofitting its culture for a new world.
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Then there are the 400 million euros of synergies that Alstom says should kick in four years after the deal completes.
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While the cost synergies may not be as high, operators combining fixed and mobile operations can still improve their cost base.
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Sechin told reporters CEFC would get access to Rosneft's oil fields and petrochemical projects in East Siberia to guarantee bigger synergies.
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"The synergies from the Ranbaxy acquisition are gaining momentum and we are on track to achieve the targeted benefits," Shanghvi said.
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Miles said HP had just "plucked a number out of the air", and he asked how $2.3 billion of synergies - some of the value that HP had hoped to realise by combining Autonomy's big data capabilities with its own technology and sales machine - had appeared in the documentation overnight and after Whitman had asked if synergies should be included.
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Miles said HP had just "plucked a number out of the air", and he asked how $2.3 billion of synergies - some of the value that HP had hoped to realize by combining Autonomy's big data capabilities with its own technology and sales machine - had appeared in the documentation overnight and after Whitman had asked if synergies should be included.
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The transaction also could create about $350 million in annual pretax synergies by the fourth year after the deal, the companies said.
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"We feel very good that $24 billion in synergies we announced in December is a floor, not a ceiling," he told Reuters.
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However, it intends to achieve $750 million euros in 'synergies' by combining the companies' paints and coatings businesses, implying some job losses.
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Strategic actions to realise synergies from our UK workforce - while unfortunate for the individuals concerned – leave us well positioned for the cycle.
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Comparing Zoomlion's cash offer to the expected synergies with Konecranes, I think it would be difficult for Terex to turn down Zoomlion.
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With operations in 24 African countries, Olam's downstream investment in the region include infrastructure developments that have synergies with its existing businesses.
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The criteria includes having good locations, undermanaged retail operations, unlocked real estate value, and opportunities for revenue and cost synergies, he said.
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However, given that this is still a relatively new acquisition, Fitch expects synergies with the parent to only materialise after some time.
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The country isn't named in the official announcement, which is full of predictable talk of job creation, "synergies," and scale, scale, scale.
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NetSuite will be able to take advantage of many of Oracle's technical assets and customers can expect to benefit from the synergies.
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Consultancy firm McKinsey was also involved and in charge of a strategic plan which estimated synergies worth 2 billion euros, it said.
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The debt-financed Rite Aid acquisition offers WBA the ability to strengthen its competitive position and generate significant procurement and cost synergies.
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FCF is expected to increase toward $5 billion on Rite Aid synergies in the 0003 months following the close of the acquisition.
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For Microsoft, that margin will come from premium enterprise software and services, and driving more and more synergies between its combined offerings.
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Corporate acquirers have both longer time horizons and the opportunity to extract savings from "synergies", ie, by streamlining and combining overlapping functions.
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Alaska Air said in a statement that the deal would generate $225 million in annual synergies once the companies are fully merged.
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Still, analysts on a conference call questioned how they would find synergies in an unfamiliar region where the parent company had not.
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"Deeper convergence and increased synergies will cement the sustainability of the alliance for the long term," Ghosn said in the companies' statement.
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And BP reckons it can achieve $22.8 million in annual synergies given it already owns oil and gas fields in the region.
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Japan's SoftBank also has plenty of cash, likes investing in more mature tech businesses and encourages synergies among firms in its stable.
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Burgher said the deal would achieve $3.5 billion in synergies and cost savings through divestitures and by eliminating redundancies, including duplicate offices.
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CenturyLink shareholders will benefit from the significant synergies and financial flexibility provided by the combined company's revenue growth and strong cash flow.
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Bernstein said in its upgrade of the health insurer that synergies are likely to drive earnings per share higher in the future.
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Why it matters: The companies have said synergies from the deal would allow a faster roll-out of 5G, among other benefits.
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Even better, when Newell Brands said it expects to see about $500 million in cost synergies, Cramer thinks that number is conservative.
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It enjoys no synergies of the sort corporate buyers claim and unlike private-equity firms does not overhaul management at its targets.
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He can learn of synergies, or request elaboration that may uncover new and unheralded strengths or weaknesses among ourselves or our foes.
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The company estimated $3.5 billion of free cash flow improvements through $2 billion of cost synergies and $1.5 billion of capital reductions.
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Fitch also does not currently expect Singer to benefit from any significant operational synergies from being part of the larger Hayleys group.
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By contrast, analysts see few synergies between Sainsbury's and Homebase, which the group did not even mention in its statement on Tuesday.
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The company "has been unable to realize many of the expected synergies" between selling crop inputs and buying grain, the statement said.
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Telia said the acquisition was expected to generate synergies from 2020 with a full run-rate of 600 million crowns in 2022.
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The company also expects to achieve $50 million in synergies from the deal, which is expected to add to its cash flow.
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The request was due to a deadlock within EssilorLuxottica's board which was hampering the integration process and planned synergies from the merger.
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Susquehanna highlighted the company's "impressive" fiscal fourth quarter as well as "benefits and synergies" from its City Gear acquisition, among other reasons.
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And while it has some synergies with its new parent, they're probably not enough to justify the price tag in traditional terms.
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IBM: This is one of the few other industry companies that could afford LinkedIn and create synergies with its enterprise technology business.
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Environmentalists think both that such synergies make the harm done by dams greater than governments claim, and that the benefits are overestimated.
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AT&T's promises of "synergies" in the wake of its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner have proven to be similarly hollow.
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On conference call with investors this morning, Disney CEO Bob Iger said combined company would have $2 billion in cost synergies, i.e.
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Aramark also added it expected cost synergies of about $40 million from the purchase of Avendra and about $70 million from AmeriPride.
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Whether that process will now speed up is unclear but "there would certainly be synergies," said an insider with connections to PSA.
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INCOME SYNERGIES FOR COMBINED BUSINESS TO BE OVER $100 MILLION BY THIRD YEAR AFTER DEAL Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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That has enabled the bank to reweight activities towards origination businesses like banking and credit, where primary and secondary operations offer synergies.
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As a result, PAT's plan is to merge TT and TTE and the local small airport to achieve synergies and cost savings.
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He said Maersk had seen "solid progress" in the second quarter, including realizing synergies of $1 billion from restructuring earlier than expected.
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Tabcorp has outlined A$1.4 billion of synergies associated with the Tatts merger, all of which relate to wagering rather than lotteries.
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Vogels defends the benefits of being a conglomerate, telling Bort that "the synergies are just too good" to ever consider breaking up.
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Pisk added that the ChemChina deal was not predicated on cost synergies, and would not lead to job losses of Syngenta employees.
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It also believes that there will be synergies to expanding Alicloud globally which its other businesses, including e-commerce, can tap into.
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"The integration of FRHI Holdings is on track in terms of timing and synergies," Chris Cahill, head of luxury brands, told investors.
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JPMorgan also said Western Digital still has "significant potential" to reduce costs once synergies from the HGST and Sandisk acquisitions are realized.
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NXP shareholders would be at a disadvantage if a transaction occurred and these synergies were not appropriately and fairly shared, Elliott said.
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He also said synergies or benefits from the deal could far exceed an initial estimate of 200 million euros ($211.96 million) annually.
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The request was due to a deadlock within EssilorLuxottica's board which was hampering the integration process and planned synergies, the statement added.
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But in addition to that, there are some synergies between the companies that gives more weight to a merger between them specifically.
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It was highlighted as a key area for synergies with Microsoft when the software giant announced its acquisition of the social network.
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The synergies will start in the first year of completing the deal and will be fully realised in three years, Bahamdan said.
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"They had to sell lots of businesses where synergies would have existed," said David Moss, a BMO Global Asset Management fund manager.
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"It is rare that you see a merger where because of the great synergies 'one plus one equals five,'" Mr. Icahn said.
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In a statement dated Monday 3, Zensho said it plans to create synergies with TCRS' roughly 100 locations and open new restaurants.
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It's not easy, in an academic setting, to talk about such things as mergers and markets, strategy and synergies, Mr. Davis said.
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Credit Suisse viewed the deal as positive for Fortum, "as it helps resolving deadlock and delivering synergies," it wrote in a note.
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True, Renschler could argue investors have already priced in a portion of those synergies, which were on offer without a full takeover.
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Given similar U.S. businesses have a 6%-8% weighted average cost of capital, the buyer would need to eke out hefty synergies.
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Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama extolled US synergies with the world's largest democracy while forging new ties with India.
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The fact that we do like to take synergies from existing business and to reinvest behind brands, behind products and behind people.
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The synergies between the ABB's electrification, industrial automation, drive technology and robotics divisions "are not so great," Voser said in the article.
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We expect the JV's operating and financial performance to improve further as the company starts benefiting from larger scale and integration synergies.
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A record of delivering cost savings suggests synergies are likely to be delivered over time and the medium-term rating potential strengthened.
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DoBank and Italfondiario will maintain their own loan management businesses, while they will integrate non-core activities to generate synergies, doBank said.
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Graf suggested the investment, combined with "operational synergies" in Europe, would allow FedEx to "start lapping" its delivery competitor Amazon in 2021.
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"When you look at the product plan you see that you can, in a quite speedy way, implement significant synergies," Tavares said.
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I just hope the merged company will have the kind of culture that will enable it to drive synergies and create value.
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It represents a further step in the integration of the carmakers as they pursue 10 billion euros in annual synergies by 2022.
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Achieving 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) in FCA-Renault synergies would depend partly on access to technology jointly owned by Nissan, executives acknowledge.
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Barclays cut its earnings estimates for Shell in 2016, but said that synergies from the deal would boost profits between 2017 and 2019.
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"Italy is open to consolidating communications and synergies with Italy within the United Nations, the G20, the ASEM and the WTO," he wrote.
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So you can look at Project xCloud and you can look at something like Game Pass, and you can see there's natural synergies.
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The agricultural products maker said the Treasury's recent rule change aimed at tax-saving inversions have "materially reduced" the synergies of the deal.
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"EQT is confident that the present value of synergies to be realized are in excess of $2.50 billion," company spokeswoman Natalie Cox said.
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Nissan and Mitsubishi would get about 1 billion euros ($1.11 billion) a year in "synergies" stemming from the merger, Fiat Chrysler said Monday.
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They're talking about as much as $2 billion in annual synergies and another $1.5 billion in what they call annual capital reduction, guys.
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Van Beurden said the company's acquisition of BG Group was more valuable than previously thought and added there were more opportunities for synergies.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's said it was vital for Nissan to stabilise its partnership with Renault to expand operational synergies and improve margins.
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With CST, the company said on Monday it realized synergies of about $153 million in less than a year, surpassing its own expectations.
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Fitch believes the synergies and sharing of technical know-how with the parent could help the life insurer build up its business franchise.
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The company forecast annual synergies of about $175 million by the end of 2018 after incurring one-time costs of about $85 million.
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A deal for Coke could reverse the move and help produce global synergies and cost savings for the two companies, according to analysts.
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AND ONE OF THE WAYS M&A HELPS YOU IS TO CONSOLIDATE COMPANIES AND GET SYNERGIES OUT OF THEM IN LOWER GROWTH ENVIRONMENTS.
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Distribution networks of both banks largely overlap, supporting the potential for cost synergies, which BZ WBK estimates will be PLN129 million in 2021.
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This takes into account UBAF's limited role in the group and niche franchise, as well as the absence of material synergies with CACIB.
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Increased convergence between the French carmaker and its 43.4 percent-owned Japanese partner generated more than 4 billion euros in synergies in 2015.
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Airlines based in those countries have the upper hand on numerous fronts, among them economies of scale, network synergies and more frequent flights.
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"Saputo will achieve substantial synergies from merging MG with WCB and its existing global operations," Morgans analyst Belinda Moore said in a note.
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Fiserv and First Data say that they expect $900 million in run-rate cost savings and $500 million or more in revenue synergies.
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" * CEO says: "Consolidation will obviously give synergies on the cost side, but I also believe it can have a positive effect on rates.
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LSE - BELIEVES THAT ANNUAL RUN-RATE COST SYNERGIES IN EXCESS OF 350 MLN STG WOULD BE DELIVERABLE IN FIVE YEARS AFTER DEAL COMPLETION
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"The synergies and the cross-selling opportunities can create tremendous economic value for the shareholders, once the IPO is done," the companies said.
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He said it would bring synergies primarily to three areas: long-range precision rockets, active protection for land-based systems, and guided munitions.
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He said synergies could be achieved through the integration of both companies' web operations and there were also opportunities to work together internationally.
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Bernstein analyst Max Warburton said there were theoretically stronger synergies for Renault with FCA than with Nissan, and a better cultural fit too.
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GVC Holdings rose 1.7 percent after the British gambling company forecast higher cost synergies from its 4 billion pound acquisition of Ladbrokes Coral.
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Realising synergies and further cost reductions are paramount for the combined Postbank and PWCC division to reach its targeted RoTE, according to management.
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This takes into account UBAF's limited role in the group and niche franchise, as well as the absence of material synergies with CACIB.
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On Wednesday, Simonelli reiterated that Baker Hughes was on track to achieve the $700 million in synergies expected from the merger this year.
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The new group will achieve synergies of at least 200 million euros per year, from expected production increases and cost reductions, Wintershall added.
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SABIC WILL LOOK INTO AREAS OF INTEGRATION AND SYNERGIES WITH ARAMCO THAT COULD BE DONE VIA M&A AND OTHER MEANS SABIC CEO
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There may also be synergies in Southeast Asia, where JD.com has made a range of investments including deals in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam.
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One of them, LinkedIn, might be another area where Microsoft might explore synergies, specifically around areas like recruitment and online tutorials and education.
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"We like the complementary product assortments, complementary customer bases, potential for synergies," Robert W. Baird & Co analyst Mark Altschwager wrote in a note.
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"Running both hotels under one operator gave us more synergies and economies of scale," Bravo said, adding that it was not Marriott's decision.
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Payments companies have refrained from joining the race as they lacked synergies with Nets' diversified portfolio of payments products, several banking sources said.
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"We believe the current share price applies a conservative discount to the proposed synergies from the HP Software deal," Deutsche Bank analysts added.
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Danone said on Thursday that it will generate $20173 million in synergies in 2020 at recurring operating income level from the WhiteWave acquisition.
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" Do you awake in the morning wondering how you will achieve "synergies," be a "disruptor" or position your boss as a "thought leader?
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It is tough work to extract synergies from mergers, and merging two weak banks does not usually create a strong one, Hufeld added.
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Conversations between the two companies continue to center around synergies and crafting a deal that will make VMware investors pleased, said the sources.
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Kroton expects to complete integration of Somos within two years, and Galindo said he expects synergies of 300 million reais over four years.
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Those people added that T-Mobile and Sprint still expected to generate $43 billion in synergies as a result of the tie-up.
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The company "has been unable to realize many of the expected synergies between origination and crop inputs" in the region, the statement said.
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British gambling firm GVC Holdings forecast higher cost synergies following its £4 billion ($5.4 billion) acquisition of bookmaker Ladbrokes Coral late last year.
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The following forecast years reflect stabilisation/low single-digit growth in revenues and margin expansion reflecting scale economies and the delivery of synergies.
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The deal, which would be funded by Playtech's existing cash and new debt, is expected to deliver cost synergies of 10 million euros.
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"The amount of cost synergies expected to be generated, and the resulting EPS accretion will create substantial value for both shareholder groups," oOh!
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Vectura said it had identified annual pre-tax synergies of approximately 10 million pounds, which are expected to be fully realized by 2018.
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Nevertheless, SG is aiming to develop synergies between its specialised financial services and its retail banking subsidiaries globally, and Morocco is no exception.
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"I think it is still early days for 5G deployment so the earlier they do it, the better the synergies are," Sharma said.
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EFGInt expects the acquisition of BSI to generate CHF240 million in cost synergies by 2019, predominantly related to the integration of IT systems.
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The spokesman said that labor costs were less important to realising synergies from merging two shipping companies than network and procurement cost savings.
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The merger "makes strategic sense and could create a substantial amount of synergies," analysts at Moody's said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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The company said that the synergies will mainly come from offshoring selected support functions for client-facing teams, back office and IT support.
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They involve two companies in the same business which get together to create "synergies" — but really, I think, to cut down on competition.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's said it was vital for Nissan to stabilize its partnership with Renault to expand operational synergies and improve margins.
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Marvell Technology rose 6.3 percent after raising its forecast for synergies around the Cavium acquisition, which, analysts said, removed risks about further growth.
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"We are actually over-delivering against the synergies that we promised the markets when we actually acquired the Argos business," Coupe told CNBC.
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SGX and TOCOM are expected to explore opportunities like co-listing LNG derivatives and synergies between the market distribution networks of both firms.
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What is important is to combine what they have with our expertise, which we have built for many years, and create new synergies.
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WE COMMITTED TO OUR BOARD TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS SUCH THAT WE DON'T AFFECT THE TIMING, SUCH THAT WE DON'T AFFECT THE SYNERGIES.
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Kepler Cheuvreux analyst Christian Faitz said assuming 10 percent of synergies on sales, the offer valued Darex closer to 10 times operating profit.
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Fitch estimates the size and structure of the acquisition adds roughly 1.2x leverage (net debt-to-EBITDA) to the capital structure, excluding synergies.
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The merger should also lead to some revenue synergies and enhanced diversification as each legacy bank cross-sells its respective products and services.
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"While the headline 16.8 times multiple of operating profit looks expensive, the deal is more reasonable post synergies," said analysts at Davy Research.
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Here's what Disney's C.F.O., Christine McCarthy, told analysts this morning: We expect to fully realize roughly $2 billion of cost synergies by 2021.
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Her leadership will strengthen the synergies that exist between our People, Marketing, and Communications teams and better align our culture with our brand.
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Musk cast the deal as a "no-brainer" rife with synergies, in which customers could be sold both cars and solar energy systems.
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Jude medical's net debt of approximately $5.7 billion will be assumed or refinanced by abbott * Expects to issue $3 billion of common stock in secondary market to rebalance its capital structure * Combination is anticipated to result in annual pre-tax synergies of $500 million by 2020 * Combination is anticipated to result in annual pre-tax synergies of $500 million by 2020 * st.
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And we think that they can get synergies from that, and also grow that Miller brand in countries that Miller couldn't do without them.
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Achieving the planned 5 billion euros in FCA-Renault synergies would depend partly on access to technology jointly owned by Nissan, executives had said.
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The merger is expected to result in more than $1 billion in cost synergies by the end of the fourth year, the companies said.
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Alliance CEO Carlos Ghosn contends the carmakers couldn't have come close without that partnership, which reportedly generated 5.7 billion euros in "synergies" last year.
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The Aberdeen-based company said it secured work on multi-year contracts worth more than $300 million and made good progress on revenue synergies.
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Its importance is marked by the growing financial and corporate governance and operational synergies, and also on the knowledge transfer between the two entities.
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The company confirmed its target for 2017 of 220 million net synergies from the Ahold-Delhaize merger, including 22 million euros realized in 2016.
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The company also revealed ambitions to further integrate technology and other overhead functions in a bid to increase accountability, generate synergies and cut costs.
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But going whole hog into PC-style controls allows Microsoft to create powerful synergies with Windows, performing a flanking maneuver against arch-rival Sony.
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WP Curve said in a blog post that the deal came together this summer when its team first met with GoDaddy and identified synergies.
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But the synergies between the library and the Copyright Office go way beyond being merely a way to trick people into building the library.
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But it may be more flexible about the third request, to spin off its shale-energy business, which has few synergies with the group.
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Xerox said Monday's announcement that it has met with HP's shareholders several times to discuss the potential "synergies" that could come from a deal.
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In order to achieve the higher synergies, one-off integration costs are expected to increase about 60% to 230-250 million francs, Sunrise said.
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I THINK THIS GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE ALL THE SYNERGIES OF A COMBINED GE AND BAKER HUGHES, WHICH WE THINK ARE SUBSTANTIAL.
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These systems will transition our computing interactions from one of VI to one of artificial intelligence with significantly more synergies between humans and machines.
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Synergies, from operational improvements, manufacturing, procurement, logistics, and organizational duplication, have approximated $212001 million through 3Q17, and should be sustainable over the long term.
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Analysts have been dubious of the deal's proposed synergies, with some suggesting the merger is a way for Tesla to rescue money-losing SolarCity.
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It said it now expects annual synergies of 1.35 billion crowns versus a previous guidance of 900 million from the merger with Com Hem.
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"The synergies already identified are massive on the bottomline of Mitsubishi but also significant on the bottomline of Nissan," Ghosn told CNBC on Friday.
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As for whether this deal might be a precursor to an eventual acquisition, such are the synergies, Srivastava said that possibility isn't being entertained.
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Yamashita's remark echoes comments by Saikawa who told staff in a town hall meeting on Monday that the alliance remained important to generate synergies.
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Jefferies analyst Ulrich Rathe, who called the valuation of the deal "rational" given its potential synergies, said Freenet's opposition might not be a dealbreaker.
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Zodiac has persistently vowed to stay independent and scoffed at Safran's original approach in 2010, saying any tie-up would offer "very slight" synergies.
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The deal, which has been approved unanimously by both company's boards, offers $225 million total net synergies annually at full integration, the companies said.
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The Fox takeover is poised to be a headwind for Disney, Goldman noted, estimating $2 billion in cost synergies by the two-year anniversary.
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However, profitability should be restored gradually due to the potential for cost synergies, which Santander quantifies at around EUR500 million savings annually from 2020.
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But Dannenfeldt said in-market consolidation did in general offer opportunities, and a mobile-to-mobile merger was the easiest way of creating synergies.
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St. Jude forecasts only modest operating cost synergies, but it should also be able to augment the growth in Thoratec's products through its scale.
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Marriott boosted its merger-related cost savings synergies target to $250 million from $200 million in tandem with announcing its revised Starwood merger offer.
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And, we also can create synergies between portfolio companies and Comcast and NBCUniversal to help accelerate growth if there is mutual interest and benefit.
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The company reports that it realized $130 million in cost synergies in 2015, ending the year at its original targeted three-year run-rate.
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"The industrial project has potential for value-creation and synergies between the two groups," CMA CGM said in a statement after publishing the offer.
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M&S said the deal would provide potential synergies of at least 70 million pounds a year, achieved by the third year following completion.
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Even while firms watch for the regulatory path to clarify, integrating risk management in their approach to fintech could help potential synergies take hold.
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The deal creates a banking heavyweight in northern Italy, with synergies from the tie-up estimated at 365 million euros a year from 2018.
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And shareholders appear sceptical about the scope for delivering the promised synergies, given that the two companies have pledged not to close any factories.
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Massaro said while the merger makes sense over time, investors may not like the deal right away due to the lack of commercial synergies.
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The projected synergies didn't materialize, sales disappointed, Signet's accounting needed revising and a private equity firm was brought in to shore up its finances.
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Spanish newspaper El Economista also reported that Santander seeks to save 2778 million euros in the United Kingdom, with adjustments and synergies in technology.
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Open Fiber CEO Elisabetta Ripa said on Thursday her company was happy to consider possible synergies with TIM through commercial or co-investment agreements.
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Yet a growing number of Indian restaurants are offering lists of wines intended both to flatter the food and to create unexpectedly delicious synergies.
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"We are confident that this acquisition will bring many synergies across the organization that will improve our position globally," said chief executive Bezhalel Machlis.
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"Delta Lloyd shareholders are in a position to benefit from the value of these synergies through a number of possible combinations," the company said.
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Meanwhile, big deals between consumer packaged goods companies have seen synergies worth 10 percent of sales in the past, according to Kepler Cheuvreux analysts.
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By G.E.'s own arithmetic, the deal's $1.6 billion of promised synergies — a quarter of them from enhanced revenue — are worth $14 billion today.
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The transaction is expected to generate cost synergies of $200 million annually by the end of 2021, assuming the deal is completed this year.
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The two European exchanges announced on Wednesday that their proposed merger would create 450 million euros in annual cost synergies, in three years' time.
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But the London Stock Exchange and the Deutsche Börse are confident they can generate revenue synergies, too – from incentivizing higher volumes through their LCH.
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He thinks the synergies are overstated, and that Tesla's "constant need for cash" will catch up with the company, forcing some sort of reckoning.
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Many tried and true character combos quickly came into vogue, simply because they would consistently beat out teams who were experimenting with new synergies.
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Ferrero and Mondelez are seen as front-runners as it would be easier for them to reap synergies from the acquisition, the paper said.
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They added that strategic players were likely to offer a higher price due to expected synergies, while possible antitrust issues may complicate a deal.
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Those synergies may amount to some $500 million based on what past deals have yielded, according to Geetha Ranganathan, an analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence.
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It has called for the sale over the last six months, saying there were no synergies between the company's UK and North American operations.
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The projected synergies didn't materialize, sales disappointed, Signet's accounting needed revising and a private equity firm was brought in to shore up its finances.
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The firm also said it generated 74 million euros in synergies, or benefits, from the acquisition, higher than the 60 million euros originally budgeted.
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In 2019 Fiserv acquired First Data for $22 billion and the combined entity expects $500 million in revenue synergies over a five-year period.
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"Coinsetter has a lot of synergies with us and it's pretty clean," Kraken Chief Executive Officer Jesse Powell said in an interview with Reuters.
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"Given the complexity of the deal structure and limited synergies with our existing operations, the decision is not to make an offer," she added.
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IN FACT, AS ED SAID, AND THE QUESTION THAT WAS ASKED BY JIM, SPECIALTY SHOULD HAVE UPSIDE ON GROWTH SYNERGIES, WE WILL DEFINE THOSE.
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The deal between two similar businesses could yield cost savings of about $2 billion through layoffs and other synergies, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Sun has earlier said it expects to reap $300 million in synergies by fiscal 2018 from its purchase of rival Ranbaxy Laboratories last year.
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Taxed and capitalized, the synergies have a present value of about $2.5 billion, about $500 million short of the premium the company is paying.
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Investors and analysts scrambled to identify potential synergies, as the deal looked more like a financial investment rather than a combination of complementary businesses.
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Achieving the planned 1.93 billion euros in FCA-Renault synergies would depend partly on access to technology jointly owned by Nissan, executives had said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday called for further synergies and alliances to strengthen the Renault-Nissan partnership in a global market.
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In its original merger proposal, Fiat Chrysler outlined 5 billion euros in potential synergies, 1 billion of that set to accrue to Nissan and Mitsubishi.
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TP ICAP TP ICAP's ratings are sensitive to larger-than-expected revenue declines or material delays in realising cost synergies, which would negatively affect EBITDA.
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TCI has also criticized the amount of Zodiac debt to be taken on, but McInnes told the fund this would be absorbed through planned synergies.
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The deal with billionaire Carlos Slim's America Movil, Latin America's largest phone company, also gives JCDecaux an opportunity for synergies between mobile and outdoor advertising.
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Sechin called QIA and Glencore "strategic investors" in the Rosneft statement and said he was confident their work together would lead to synergies for Rosneft.
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"The synergies remain unknown as NN Group faces the uncertainty of problems associated with completing the merger," it said in a statement late on Thursday.
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Ratings agency Standard & Poor's believes there are few synergies between the two parts of Origin, its domestic power business and its oil and gas division.
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Michelin added it had also increased its estimate of synergies from its earlier acquisition of Fenner to 60 million pounds ($79 million) from 30 million.
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EIT's revenue growth is mainly driven by bolt-on M&A, with associated synergies and ongoing focus on costs underpinning solid and consistent margin expansion.
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Although it is hard to discern any overarching strategy, its Super-Excellent Council, or Supex, sits atop the organisation, ostensibly guiding expansion and seeking synergies.
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The companies promised synergies without quantifying them and said they would prepare a joint bid to buy 5G spectrum at a government auction in November.
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The merger brings Shire scale in rare diseases, but offers few cost synergies, plenty of risk and relies on revenue growth that may be optimistic.
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One-off integration costs needed to achieve the higher synergies are expected to increase from 140-13 million to 230-250 million francs, Sunrise said.
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One-off integration costs needed to achieve the higher synergies are expected to increase from 20.9028-150 million to 230-250 million francs, Sunrise said.
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One-off integration costs needed to achieve the higher synergies are expected to increase from 140-150 million to 53-250 million francs, Sunrise said.
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Some analysts have placed synergies at roughly $1 billion, but AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said that was not the main focus of the Yahoo deal.
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"We will continue to use synergies across all Group brands to reduce the cost of self-driving vehicles, high-performance computers, and sensors," he added.
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The Swedish hygiene products and forestry group said it expected annual synergies of at least 30 million euros, with full effect three years after closing.
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Results will also continue to benefit from the realization of a targeted $212000 million of annual synergies related to the Hillshire acquisition by fiscal 4807123.
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RBC expects top line margins to "improve and expand on the back of productivity efforts and synergies from the P&G acquisition" starting in 2022.
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In a statement, the members of the alliance confirmed a goal to hit more than 10 billion euros in synergies by the end of 2022.
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It soon became clear that with such strong synergies and alignment on mission, JUMP could better accomplish its goals if it were part of Uber.
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Hosking said Karoon will take advantage of operational synergies between Bauna and the company's nearby Neon and Goiá discoveries, formerly known as Kangaroo and Echidna.
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Danone said on Friday that the integration of WhiteWave was progressing well with more than $50 million of synergies delivered in 313, ahead of target.
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We expect ZKB's cost base to remain higher and less flexible than many peers given its cantonal mandate, despite synergies from the integration of Swisscanto.
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The deal is expected to result in synergies of $100 million within three years after it closes at the end of 2016, the companies said.
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Nordea expects to deliver annualised cost synergies of about 25 million euros ($29 million) from the combined company's cost base by 2022, Nordea Bank said.
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Merck expects the deal, which it said will reap cost synergies of about 60 million euros annually, to close in the second half of 2019.
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We also hope that synergies will continue to be generated to do a better job in customs so that there are less obstacles to trade.
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Adjustments linked to synergies are capped at around 10%-15% in the middle market, based on projections for the next 12 or even 18 months.
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CACI said it expects to realize $165 million annually in net run-rate cost synergies, beating the cost benefits of CSRA's deal with General Dynamics.
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Adjustments linked to the synergies expected from mergers and acquisitions have the best chance of being achieved, ratings agency Moody's said in a June report.
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Vivendi said a merger with Havas would strongly increase its group margins but did not provide details on the potential synergies between the two groups.
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While like-for-like sales increased by just 0.6 percent, the group benefited from delivering 63 million pounds of synergies at Argos ahead of schedule.
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Bankers said it was difficult to understand why Mediaset Premium would appeal to Vivendi, saying it had no synergies with the French group's Canal+ unit.
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"I'm going to do whatever it takes to make sure both succeed," Dorsey told CNBC, adding that there are "potential synergies" between the two companies.
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Around US$70bn of debt works out at 5.0 times the combined company's approximate US$12.4bn Ebitda, after taking synergies into account, the sources said.
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"With this complementary platform and new customers, we see potential synergies in product cost, shipping, fulfillment and integration of technology platforms," the Walmart spokesperson said.
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The takeover would create huge cost synergies, worth an annual $6 billion, that Hoettges said would boost Deutsche Telekom's earnings per share within three years.
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" The reason, Aetna said is that "our ability to withstand these losses [from ObamaCare] is dependent on our achieving anticipated synergies in the Humana acquisition.
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Each and every time, we're promised an amazing universe of synergies that are only made possible via sector consolidation and the erosion of smaller competitors.
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Mr Ghosn says that he sees plenty of synergies in purchasing; the platforms that underpin cars and that joint development projects will justify the deal.
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News of the deal, which brings cost synergies of about 10.5 million pounds, pushed Menzies' shares up 5 percent to 623 pence by 0835 GMT.
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"They do have the benefit of synergies which means it is much easier for them to make a good return on an acquisition," Schorling said.
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We expect a reversal in 3 Italia's negative FCF position, as it realises significant synergies from the 2016 merger between 3 Italia and VEON Ltd.
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The contrarian view is that big mergers in the mobile industry over the past 20 years have failed to deliver many of the promised synergies.
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Knight-Swift reiterated its post-merger synergies of $15 million by end of 2017, increasing to $100 million for 2018 and $150 million in 2019.
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"There are technological synergies, but in terms of profit the acquisition price looks high," said Masahiko Ishino, an industry analyst at Tokai Tokyo Research Institute.
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Of ebitda from synergies and business improvements * it is expected that a meeting for Tatts shareholders to consider scheme will be held in august 225.
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In our view, top-line growth will be supported by increasing volumes in a deflationary environment, with profitability enhancement coming from scale benefits and synergies.
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"We have to help both sides think about pro formas, synergies and ultimately value," Schwimmer wrote in an email, according to the New York Post.
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Windstream estimates the cost to achieve synergies will total $125 million, and Fitch has assumed approximately $0003 million in 2017 and $50 million in 2018.
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AccorHotels has said that the FRHI deal would boost earnings starting from the second year, with 65 million euros in revenue and cost synergies expected.
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We expect ZKB's cost base to remain higher and less flexible than many peers' given the cantonal mandate, despite synergies from the integration of Swisscanto.
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Should planned annual cost synergies of CHF185m by 2019 be successfully delivered, this would provide a sound foundation for stronger profitability in the long-term.
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Cue the increased popularity of "flipping"—taking two or more substances (one usually a hallucinogen, one usually MDMA) at timed intervals to synergies their effects.
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The Nordic region accounts for only 3 percent of trading profit and the company said there were few synergies with the rest of its business.
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The downside to an acquisition from a bank is less "expense synergies" than there would be from a merger with a traditional broker, said Ryan.
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A stock deal allows shareholders to benefit from those synergies — albeit always uncertain in the initial estimation on deal date — that can accrue over time.
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The key downgrade triggers include: -A reduction in the operational synergies MARAC enjoys with HBL and a decrease in its strategic importance to its parent.
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"You're essentially combining two of the leading platforms, and there should be synergies on the expense side and the revenue side as well," said Ryan.
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The revenue and cost synergies of the new combined business are expected to produce about S$200 million ($147.55 million) in value, the company said.
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The disparate corners of the technology market the two companies occupy mean that Broadcom will benefit primarily from CA's recurring revenue, rather than operational synergies.
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Integration Key to Success: Fitch believes there are potential execution risks to achieving the operating cost and capital expenditure synergies following the close of the transactions.
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To help ease his workload, Wilson will focus on leading the Booker business and delivering the cost synergies and growth plans from the combination with Tesco.
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Fitch considers Finsol Mexico as a strategically important subsidiary to Findep given the strong synergies among the entities in terms of corporate governance, operation and funding.
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If approved, the deal could result in synergies of about 500 million euros, analysts at Bernstein estimate, pointing to double-staffing on the customer support side.
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TOKYO, June 26 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday called for further synergies and alliances to strengthen the Renault-Nissan partnership in a global market.
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But overall, the contortions are a high price for operating and capital expenditure synergies, even those with a net present value of at least $10 billion.
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Other benefits from the merger include potential sales synergies, an expanded product and service portfolio, and the ability to provide and integrate data and connected systems.
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However, we view a successful integration of Monsanto and the delivery of the expected medium-term EUR1.5 billion cost synergies as key to supporting FCF generation.
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Alstom's shareholders are set to receive two special dividends from the tie-up, which the two companies said could create annual synergies of 470 million euros.
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"Conglomerates are together but too often there are no synergies in them," says activist investor Carl Icahn, who's pushed for changes at industrial conglomerate Newell Brands.
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The restructuring will result in Dow Chemical capturing $500 million in combined synergies, adding it will also lead to the shutdown of multiple silicon manufacturing facilities.
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Stockbroker Davy said the deal made sense strategically, adding "it creates an online and retail gaming company of enormous scale and should lead to material synergies".
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As a result, integration activities to achieve synergies have to be more thoughtful than most combinations to avoid meaningful disruption or loss of business and talent.
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We believe PB will play an integral role in realising DB's revised business objectives, including a repositioning in German retail banking, operational synergies and cost optimisation.
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Societe Generale said in late 2017 it would exit markets where its local units did not have critical size and didn't allow synergies for the group.
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Baader Helvea analyst Markus Mayer said overlaps in the rest of the world could help generate synergies of up to 800 million euros in a merger.
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Warburg Pincus, which owns Dubai-based travel services firm Mercator, could extract synergies by merging the two companies if it wins the process, the sources added.
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It would also provide an opportunity to realise capital synergies, as well as significant cost efficiencies, given the considerable overlap between the businesses in the Netherlands.
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We expect significant synergies from the merger between CKHH's 3 Italia and VEON Ltd's (formerly VimpelCom Ltd; BB+/Stable) Italian operations, Wind Telecomunicazioni SpA (B+/Stable).
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Costs will be cut, the companies will benefit from selling a wide range of products and so on; a whole range of "synergies" will be achieved.
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When Mr Son has chosen his targets, he believes in the power of capital and the potential for synergies between his firms to help reap rewards.
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The company expects the XL takeover to be cash accretive, and result in cost synergies of around $400 million per year, based on pre-tax earnings.
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HP believes there are meaningful cost synergies related to the deal by leveraging the A4 segment supply chain and elimination of duplicate non-revenue-generating costs.
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Synergies: Nestlé is expected to lend its expertise in food sourcing and R&D to Freshly, while receiving an look into Freshly's customer base and operations.
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As part of the accord, the exchanges plan to explore opportunities like co-listing LNG derivatives, as well as synergies between the pair's market distribution networks.
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Harrison said he did not envisage making further cuts at CP to deliver those savings, because the majority of synergies would have come from Norfolk Southern.
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It paid about 15 times EBITDA for Peroni and Grolsch, its first foray into Europe, fueled in part by synergies with its existing business in Australia.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Cross-border bank mergers in Europe at the moment offer insufficient synergies between retail markets, Societe Generale Chief Executive Frederic Oudea said on Thursday.
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The funds, seeking synergies and cost savings to fight back against cheap, index-tracking funds, said they expected to save 200 million pounds through the merger.
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Hydro predicted it would see annual synergies of 200 million crowns, and that the deal would immediately be accretive to earnings and secure strong cash generation.
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The acquisition, completed on March 22, will help improve business and operational synergies in the agribusiness segment, the cigarettes-to-cookies maker said in the statement.
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Del Vecchio's Delfin holding said in a statement on Wednesday the deadlock within EssilorLuxottica's board was hampering the integration process and planned synergies from the merger.
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"We will definitely engage Newmont immediately to see if they have a genuine commitment to this discussion around unlocking the synergies of Nevada," Bristow told Reuters.
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In that case, targeted synergies topped 11 percent of the combined entity's operating and maintenance expenses excluding fuel, according to a regulatory filing at the time.
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However, synergies remain limited, as the group's business contribution to AVICIL is a low 10%, although AVICIL's management and operation is highly integrated with its parent.
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We look for those synergies and the new organization because this world is changing so fast and we have to become faster in our decision making.
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It said EDF and its energy services unit Dalkia - which it acquired two years ago - had different corporate cultures and that synergies needed to be built.
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Occidental last week estimated it could squeeze $2 billion per year in cost synergies from the deal; Chevron said it would save $1 billion a year.
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T) achieved record synergies of 4.3 billion euros ($4.8 billion) last year from closer integration, but savings growth is set to slow, a senior executive said.
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"Dish offers huge synergies on the pay-TV side and would foreclose wireless spectrum capacity options for its primary competitors, Verizon and T-Mobile," Piecyk said.
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"Even though synergies are generally more obvious in a strategic transaction, there is no reason why a private equity deal would not have them," Gallardo added.
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Shares posted their biggest intraday drop in nearly four months, reflecting the daunting task facing Trabuco as he seeks to yield hefty synergies from the integration.
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"The right policy mix can produce synergies between fiscal and monetary policy," he said, "but what we're doing is totally different from simply monetizing government debt."
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Its IDR could also be upgraded if synergies increased or if it assumed a greater role in the UBA group, or if UBA's VR was upgraded.
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Both boards have identified "substantial opportunities for cost synergies, which support significant potential shareholder value creation", adding that there would be "additional revenue growth" opportunities too.
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"It seems like a good strategic rationale, given the synergies, and it will create the leading mall operator globally," said Sydney-based CLSA analyst Sholto Maconochie.
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Under a cost cutting programme that will also target synergies expected from the acquisition of Monsanto, Bayer will cut around 12,000 of its 118,200 jobs worldwide.
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As there are few operational synergies in the remaining units – power systems, marine and nuclear – selling them may look like a straightforward way to unlock value.
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Most of the synergies will be realized within the first three years of the joint venture, Thyssenkrupp's finance chief Guido Kerkhoff said during an investor call.
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It's an intriguing strategy when you consider that Alibaba, its e-commerce parent, is also making moves in these parts, bringing potential synergies between the two.
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GVC said it believed that the combined group will be able to achieve recurring annual pre-tax cost synergies of not less than 100 million pounds.
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"A tie-up of RWE and Uniper could lead to synergies in the operation of power plants," said Thomas Deser, senior fund manager at Union Investment.
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The Munich-based media company owns a potential distribution channel for scaling Holodeck VR locations at leisure- and activity parks, while other synergies related to ProSiebenSat.
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Integration Key to Success Fitch believes there are potential execution risks to achieving the operating cost and capital expenditure synergies following the close of the transactions.
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For the broader investor base there are synergies - from shared purchasing, platforms and research and development - equal to 3% of combined 2018 sales to feast on.
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That's because Alibaba believes that "only when you operate can you generate synergies and really create exponential value," said vice chairman Joe Tsai in an interview.
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The synergies between SoftBank and Yahoo Japan are "consistent with SoftBank Group's broader strategic synergy group initiative," SoftBank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son said in the statement.
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E.ON, which has taken on Innogy's retail and network activities as part of the deal, had originally seen synergies of 600-800 million euros from 2022.
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A few months ago, the paper and the entire Gannett chain was sold off to Gatehouse Media, which anticipates $300 million in "savings" through merger synergies.
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What's next: The purpose of the merger is to bring synergies to both companies that will enable them to grow faster and scale their digital operations.
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Teva expects to achieve cost synergies and tax savings of $1.4 billion annually, largely by the third anniversary of the closing of the deal, Olafsson said.
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The disciplined execution of two transformational acquisitions, with fully realised synergies, provides confidence for the timely implementation of the operational improvement measures contained in the BOM.
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And to address the broadband gap, the government can better coordinate fiber optic installation alongside road construction or grid installation, creating cost synergies in the process.
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In other words, the synergies promised (or the monopoly acquired, depending on how you look at it) when the company bought NYFW are being delivered. Packaging!
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Synergies between Indian and American technocrats continue to develop: The son of Mr. Modi's foreign secretary writes on Mr. Modi's foreign policy, approvingly, for Brookings India.
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Dell is working with Bain & Company to get a perspective on a valuation for the company and an impartial assessment of synergies between the two companies.
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" She added that it "failed to appropriately consider the momentum behind Albertsons Cos recent results or the cost synergies and revenues opportunities resulting from the merger.
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Though the cinema chain warned on its annual trading performance, it said its acquisition of Regal Entertainment would now lead to more synergies than earlier expected.
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Faced with slumping global demand for their pricey cars, merging would reap synergies worth more than the 29 billion euros in annual savings they're currently targeting.
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We are supporters of the merger as it will yield a large amount of expense synergies and provide the resources to accelerate investments in transformative technologies.
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Deleveraging is predicated on higher dividends from Bezeq compared with 2016 distributions, primarily driven by the expectation of stronger synergies following the removal of structural separation.
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While there are potential synergies the insurance companies may share with the current operations of Terra, Fitch notes that this will take some time to develop.
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Nonetheless, this segment has limited overlap with OMI's business, introduces new operational risk, and Fitch has not incorporated any cost or revenue synergies into its projections.
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That was resolved through the creation of a joint venture of Newmont and Barrick's operations in Nevada, which was estimated to create $4.7 billion in synergies.
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The claimed 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) in FCA-Renault deal synergies would depend in part on FCA access to technology jointly owned by Nissan, executives concede.
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Later, Ghosn announces the "Alliance M.O.V.E. 2022", setting combined targets for Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi to achieve the ongoing target of annual synergies of 10 billion euros.
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"We're getting traction on synergies even in a challenging marketplace," Chris Rossi, chief executive of Dresser-Rand, told analysts in a presentation monitored by Reuters via webcast.
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It had earlier estimated the acquisition of Delta would lead to 150 million euros in synergies, on top of cost reduction plans earlier announced by both companies.
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Cevian had argued that the unit lacked synergies with the rest of ABB's business, and that the company's conglomerate structure made it too complex to run efficiently.
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The acquisition is on a going concern basis and is expected to deliver cost and revenue synergies in Torrent's branded drugs business in India, the company added.
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But the price tag has left some investors concerned the utilities could be overpaying, despite obvious synergies with their other businesses in Latin America's most populous country.
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"If these two entities decide to merge, find synergies, then I do not see here any serious risk and arguments to oppose such a decision," Chrzanowski said.
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Higher revenue levels, the realization of $750 million of run rate cost synergies related to Broadcom and the company's otherwise fab-light manufacturing model should bolster FCF.
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Thyssenkrupp's elevators and Kone would be the best two partners, Ehrnrooth said, listing their different geographic coverage, synergies from overlapping operations and the industry's digital transformation needs.
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FCF should increase to the $5 billion range by fiscal 13 on synergies and reduced merger expenses, and is expected to be used primarily for debt paydown.
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Ben Kallo, senior research analyst at Robert W. Baird, said the proposed deal has many investors scratching their heads, trying to figure out where the synergies are.
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The combined company is expected to realize $15 million in annualized cost synergies within the first 12-18 months following the closing of the deal, Tessera said.
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The cost to achieve synergies is estimated by Windstream to total $125 million, and Fitch has assumed approximately $75 million in 2017 and $0003 million in 2018.
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Vivendi could also create some synergies with Gameloft because of its strength in advertising via its Havas media agency, given the growth of advertising inside mobile games.
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Disney said on an investor call in late 2017 that it anticipated $2 billion in "cost synergies" by 2021 related to the merger, which often means layoffs.
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Acquiring the Spanish company would lead to pre-tax synergies of approximately 50 million euros a year over the medium term without meaningful implementation expenses, Fresenius said.
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The combined group is seeking synergies of at least 500 million pounds ($659.3 million), 350 million pounds of which would come from savings when buying from suppliers.
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Considering Caixabank's track record in implementing synergies in acquired institutions we expect Banco BPI will achieve its strategic objectives, which are mainly related to improving operating efficiency.
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In touting the synergies of the deal, Nadella gave an example of a customer walking into a meeting scheduled on a Microsoft Outlook calendar integrated with LinkedIn.
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It said the MHPS business was what had attracted it to Terex and the expected synergies were largely in line with those anticipated from a full merger.
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Shares in Prysmian initially fell more than 3 percent as the hefty premium spooked investors, but quickly recovered after executive comments on promised synergies from the deal.
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Deals also have been sidelined as investors refused to accept promises of future operating synergies, insisting that any asset purchases must already be generating significant cash flow.
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Barring catastrophe losses, Fitch believes MKL's improved margins are sustainable as expense synergies and the company's specialty market expertise are being incorporated into the larger business platform.
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The partnership "will usher in greater trade synergies and more job opportunities for people and businesses in the region," said Philippine Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez.
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"We expect significant sales synergies to drive market share gains across the company's product lines," said Cavium's Chief Executive Syed Ali on a conference call with analysts.
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Further, corporate venture capital firms can create synergies between portfolio companies and their parent companies to help accelerate business, an opportunity unavailable to most venture capital firms.
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Nokia started the latest cost cutting program in April and is targeting 13 million euros ($1 billion) of operating cost synergies from the Alcatel deal by 2018.
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"According to our judgment, the 55-45, which is a valuation including synergies, is a fair representation," Hiesinger told journalists at a joint news conference in Brussels.
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Annual synergies are estimated at 470 million euros ($554 million) in year four after the closing of the deal, a joing statement published on Alstom's website showed.
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When it first announced the acquisition of Popular in 2017, Santander said it was expecting cost synergies of close to 21 million euros per year from 211.
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When it first announced the acquisition of Popular in 2017, Santander said it was expecting cost synergies of close to 13 million euros per year from 2020.
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The resulting synergies can produce the strongest market-based approach to healthcare, while simultaneously strengthening the case for the tax reform needed to energize the American economy.
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The deal, which is expected to close during Tyson's fiscal third quarter, will result in cost synergies of about $200 million, to be realized within three years.
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The deal, if accepted, is expected to generate about $2 billion in cost synergies and result in HP holders owning 48% of the company, the sources said.
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They've been very smart about exploiting a lot of synergies with Comcast's theme parks, which puts them not quite at the same level as Netflix but close.
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So that means that we are we said new grouping of the brands we think we have a chance to get faster and still keeping the synergies.
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"In aggregate, SBB believes that the combination of the businesses will realise synergies of circa SEK 300 million per annum run-rate after tax," the company said.
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Because of joint planning to maximize synergies, the Global Fund provided more than 22019 times the funding for treatment in those two countries from 2012 to 2015.
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"We see that there are very few synergies between the businesses with a very limited overlap of customers," Atlas Copco Chairman Hans Straberg told a news conference.
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About half of the earnings boost will come from revenue synergies and the other half from lower costs, including from some job cuts, Siemens CFO Thomas said.
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A deal would not only offer synergies, it could also — industry sources say — be structured to allow Campbell's significant shareholder, the Dorrance family, to keep their dividend.
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Deutsche Telekom's shares opened 2.9 percent higher at 14.80 euros, as analysts baked synergies estimated by the parties to the deal at $43 billion into their valuations.
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The company would be interested in exploring a deal that would create synergies for Paramount but not in being a pure financial investor, according to the source.
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Nokia started its global job cutting program on Wednesday as it targets 900 million euros ($1.02 billion) of operating cost synergies from the Alcatel deal by 2018.
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HeidelbergCement on Tuesday said its core profit rose 21.9 percent in the fourth quarter, citing price increases and higher-than-expected synergies from the integration of Italcementi.
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"IAG have a track record in delivering substantial synergies," he said, noting the success of the group's joint venture with American Airlines which dates back to 2010.
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The deal will be marketed off of US$80.8m of pro forma last 12 months' earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, including US$12m of synergies.
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Its IDR could also be upgraded if UBA Ghana assumes a greater role in or increases synergies with the UBA group, or if UBA's VR is upgraded.
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