privately held firm造句

• Few indications are available on the value of privately held firms.
• Other patent applications are pending for the privately held firm.
• Since 1997, the privately held firm's revenue has grown 655 percent.
• Today, they represent 28 percent of all privately held firms in the country.
• Sales at the privately held firm were estimated at around $ 80 million last year.
• The pioneers are expected to embolden other privately held firms itching to make their debut.
• In 2006 the privately held firm had transactions totaling $ 26 billion and of space.
• It remains a privately held firm, with its Board of Directors chaired by G黵黱.
• He also bought many privately held firms with Dan Grossman, his partner during this period.
• The acquisition turned DLJ into a privately held firm because Equitable was then owned by its policyholders.
• Their exact earnings could not be learned because some privately held firms declined to disclose directors'pay.
• The acquisition turned DLJ into a privately held firm because Equitable was then owned by its policy holders.
• Because Negros Navigation was a privately held firm the exact amount invested by the Fund was not disclosed.
• It now defines them as privately held firms in which women own 51 percent or more of the firm.
• Ron Cohen, SIG Sauer's president and chief executive officer joined the privately held firm in 2004.
• Today it is owned by coffee giant Massimo Zanetti Beverage Group, the largest privately held firm in the industry.
• Five-year-old EIT is a privately held firm with 45 employees and $ 6 million in 1995 revenues.
• And it has the right of first refusal to bid on the remaining 50 percent stake in the privately held firm.
• While the privately held firm has had discussions about joining the merger trend, the partners have chosen to remain independent.
• The shift comes after criticism that the privately held firm missed some gains in recent years by avoiding large-company stocks.