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Meanings of overseas purchase in English
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Usage of overseas purchase in English
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Siam Cement's SCC.BK interest in Grohe marks another large, overseas purchase pursued by a Thai corporation.
2
That the massive overseas purchase occurred just as China embarked on a deleveraging drive didn't help.
3
Takeda agreed to buy Shire in May, in what would be the largest overseas purchase by a Japanese company.
4
The acquisition is China's largest overseas purchase and the recourse bridge for ChemChina is the largest loan from Asia (excluding Japan).
5
If agreed it would be the biggest overseas purchase by a Japanese company since Japan Tobacco paid $19 billion for Britain's Gallagher.
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Shire is being acquired for $62 billion by Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd 4502.T, the largest overseas purchase by a Japanese company.
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The transaction would be China Huaneng's largest overseas purchase since it bought Singapore's Tuas Power Ltd. for $3.1 billion in March 2008.
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If agreed it would be the biggest overseas purchase by a Japanese company since Japan Tobacco 2914.T paid $19 billion for Britain's Gallagher.
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Overseas purchases help meet around 57 percent of China's total crude oil requirement.
10
Strategic considerations nevertheless make the effort worthwhile, even just to offset rising overseas purchases.
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The rupee rose to its highest in seven months on Friday, making overseas purchases cheaper.
12
On Wednesday, it banned overseas purchases of gold bars and coins to rein in dollar spending.
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John Key said the Government could introduce measures taxing overseas purchases as early as this parliamentary term.
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India, the world's fourth-largest oil importer, meets about 80 percent of its crude needs through overseas purchases.
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India remains a net importer of lentils and cooking oils and domestic output can alter overseas purchases.
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New Zealanders can expect to be paying GST on online and overseas purchases, either imported or bought online, by Christmas.