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• Its debt-to-capitalization ratio, excluding leases, is 48.4 percent, lean for a retailer.
• That is not to say he doesn't look at price-to-earnings and debt-to-capitalization ratios.
• Further, the company is highly leveraged, with a debt-to-capitalization ratio of 62 percent.
• But it also boosted the refiner's debt-to-capitalization ratio to a high 69 percent.
• He likes companies with debt-to-capitalization ratios of 45 percent or less.
• The company's debt-to-capitalization ratio is 21 . 7 %, she said.
• Its debt-to-capitalization ratio, excluding leases, is 48 . 4 percent, lean for a retailer.
• In recent months, several smaller banks have done that to boost their capitalization ratios.
• The company's debt-to-capitalization ratio is 21.7 %, she said.
• This licensing approach also gives the company's stock a reassuring debt-to-capitalization ratio of 28 percent.
• That would reduce the company's debt-to-market capitalization ratio to 55 percent from 66 percent, he said.
• With the Kirsch sale, it now has an estimated debt-to-capitalization ratio of 31 percent, Newquist said.
• The goal is to improve the banks'capitalization ratios, or the ratio of overdue loans to capital reserves.
• Today's real estate companies are less leveraged with an average debt to market capitalization ratio of 29 percent.
• In general, Ms . Byrne likes to see companies with debt-to-total capitalization ratios of less than 50 percent.
• Its debt-to-capitalization ratio is expected to be 49 percent, the first time it's dropped below 50 percent since 1983.
• He wrote, however, that Enron intended the deal to help meet its targeted debt-to-capitalization ratio, a number watched closely by investors.
• The bond sale lifted CSN's debt-to-capitalization ratio to 31 percent from 17 percent before the purchase of the CVRD stake, Oliveira said.
• Assuming the spun-off company takes on 50 percent debt-to-capitalization ratio, Pepsi would be able to reap $ 3 billion in bond proceeds.
• Faur said Mallinckrodt's debt-to-capitalization ratio, which is now 35 percent, will increase to about 70 percent once it completes its acquisition of Nellcor.