1. accretive - Adjective
2. accretive - Adjective Satellite
Relating to accretion; increasing, or adding to, by growth.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAs announced in December 2009, the acquisition is expected to be modestly accretive to State Street’s earnings in 2010 (excluding merger and integration costs). Source: Internet
“It’s simply a matter of being accretive to what Nutter has already established, and looking to expand and enhance that M&A practice,” he said. Source: Internet
MINT said the investment demonstrates the company’s strategy of pursuing financially attractive investments, which are accretive to MINT, with estimated EV/2018 EBITDA of 10.6 times. Source: Internet
That company’s press release notes, “Clearwater Paper believes the acquisition will be immediately accretive.” Source: Internet
The current cycle is a technology enabler and margin accretive, and should enable companies to post mid-teens revenue growth and strong earnings growth for a longer period. Source: Internet
Over the first 12 months it is anticipated that the acquisition will be cash flow positive and earnings per share accretive to BYI, according to Borglund. Source: Internet