dilutive

With share prices so low, any more capital-raising is bound to be hugely dilutive (thereby reinforcing the urge to sell).

The commission will be paid out of the annual management fee and was viewed by some investors as dilutive to the other shareholders.

Finally, potentially dilutive extensions that are inconsistent with the consumer's perception of the brand should be avoided.

An issue of that size would have been about 16% dilutive to existing shareholders.

Mr Lewis could always take the top spot by promising never to make another dilutive acquisition.

Dilutive issues can be irritating when your own resources are stretched.

Angang's proposed rights issue will be massively dilutive and bulked-up coffers will encourage spending, possibly on further acquisitions.

Dilutive Acquisition An acquisition that will decrease the acquiring company's EPS.

There is no potential dilutive ordinary shares in issue during both periods.

And if bank capital is overstated, firms could again be forced into dilutive capital raising.

This is what shareholders want to see, instead of them going out and doing a potentially dilutive acquisition.

Paulson said that if more funding, the banking industry will be able to bear the dilutive in the sale of assets or face the loss;

Issuance of convertible securities (dilutive to current stockholders) or additional common stock;

Weighted average number of dilutive share outstanding