Examples of using Amdata in English and their translations into German
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We use AMDATA.
Source: AMDATA and DG II estimates.
Source: MTF and AMDATA.
Source: AMDATA and DGII.
Source.!.· MTF, DG IV, and AMDATA.
Source: AMDATA and DG II.
These are clearly identified in AMDATA.
Source: AMDATA and Eurostat.
These providers include KPMG and AMDATA.
AMDATA originated in the United Kingdom.
The upper curve represents all the deals listed in Amdata, with or without bid values.
AMDATA also monitors the international financial press.
The date of each äperarion corräsponds tothä date of announcement of the deal as reported by Amdata.
The trend of the comprehensive"AMDATA all" series appears to go in the same direction as in the other data series.
Unlike the conventions used for Parts Aand B of this Supplement, all operations in AMDATA are considered here.
According to Amdata, purely national transactions accounted for 56% of the total number involving Community companies in the period 1990-92.
Before embarking on the analysis of the valueof M& A operations in the period under review, it must be pointed out that AMDATA can provide value data only for about one third of the operations it has recorded since 1989.
Amdata also ptovides detailed information about the Standard Industry Classification of the operationwhich allows us to improve the sectorial analysis of the deals.
But those series which are most similar in the different bases can be juxtaposed(see Graph 1):A series provided by AMDATA("AMDATA crossborder") on major crossborder acquisitions, the series of KPMG, which only covers crossborder operations, and DOME.
A comparison with the AMDATA records in the second column of Table 14 reveals that the sectoral structure of notifications differs quite widely from that of the overall M& A activity of EU firms.
By contrast, Amdata records more than 16 000 acquisitions of majority or minority stakes involving EC companies in the years 1990 to 1992, of which 1 430 were of a significant size valued at more than ECU 25 million.