Betriebsmittel-Kreditlinie
English translation: working capital line of credit
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| na | operating costs-credit line |
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| na | credit line for [operating] resources or operating funds |
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| na | working capital line of credit |
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operating costs-credit line Explanation: Betriebsmittel are the ones you need to operate a business on a daily basis and are usually referred to as operating costs. Muret-Sanders |
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credit line for [operating] resources or operating funds Explanation: Here's Schäfer's listing of translations for Betriebsmittel Betriebsmittel npl (Bw) operating resources (ie, conceptual counterpart of the term ,Produktionsmittel` as used in economics) (IndE) production facilities (IndE) operating media – expendables (eg, power, water) (Fin) operating/working . . . funds See which one of these fits best into your context. And it does sound like "Euro" refers to the currency. HTH! |
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working capital line of credit Explanation: I imagine this to be the corporate equivalent of overdraft facilities and playing around with various likely terms, stumbled across the above at the given URL. Euro-Darlehen must be 'Euro-denominated loan' - supported by many hits at search engines. Umschuldung is a bit more trcky to express in a very literal way. It seems to mean that part of the take over is to be financed using credit facilities, as opposed to shareholders capital. It is hard to provide the exact translation without knowing the context, but I would suggest something along the following lines: As far as the availability of credit facilities to finance part of the take-over is concerned, the bank has promised to grant the company a Euro-denominated loan and a working capital line of credit. Reference: http://vls.law.vill.edu/prof/cohen/cletranscripts/wrk-cap.ht... |
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