a-share price premium

基本解釋

Those requirements generate a share-price premium over other markets (albeit one that has fallen a bit).
這些標注所產(chǎn)生的股票溢價也多于其他市場。
The New York drugmaker's $9.75-per-share bid represents a 77 percent premium to Zymogenetics' closing price of $5.51.
根據(jù)協(xié)議，百時美施貴寶將以每股9.75美元的價格收購ZymoGenetics公司股份，而這一收購價較后者周二的收盤價溢價77%。
Under the terms of the deal, Texas Instruments will pay $25 a share for National Semiconductor -- a 78% premium to National Semiconductor's share price of $14.07 as of Monday's close.
在這項交易中，德克薩斯儀器將支付給國家半導(dǎo)體每股25美元——這個價格溢出了周一股市結(jié)束時國家半導(dǎo)體估計14.07美元的78%。

Those requirements generate a share-price premium over other markets (albeit one that has fallen a bit).
ECONOMIST: America's capital markets
It so happens that markets already provide this information, in the form of the premium of a call option on the company's share-price.
ECONOMIST: Corporate finance
He secured a 42% premium to FleetBoston's current share price (the mark-up is usually 20-30%), and this for a bank that has had to recover from a string of strategic mistakes: FleetBoston is now focusing on consumer finance after losing a packet in more exotic businesses, such as Latin American debt and dotcom venture capital.
ECONOMIST: A Titan or a Titanic price?