Non-Core Assets means: (1) all intangible present and possible future authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to all “western” DBS orbital locations other than the 148 degree orbital slot (as the term “western” is used by the FCC) held by the Company and/or any of its Subsidiaries at any time; (2) all intangible present and possible future authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to the fixed satellite service in the Ku-band, extended Ku-band, Ka-band and C-band held by the Company and/or any of its Subsidiaries at any time; (3) all present and possible future intangible authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to any mobile satellite service held by the Company and/or any of its Subsidiaries at any time; (4) all present and possible future intangible authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to local multi-point distribution service; and (5) any Subsidiary of the Company the assets of which consist solely of (i) any combination of the foregoing and (ii) other assets to the extent permitted under the provision described under the second paragraph of Section 4.19 of this Indenture.
Non-Core Assets means the assets listed on Schedule 1.01(c).
Non-Core Assets means those assets and businesses (including the Equity Securities of any Subsidiary engaged exclusively in such businesses) designated in good faith by FIL’s board of directors from time to time as “Non-Core Assets” and set forth in a certificate or certificates delivered by FIL to Agent of FIL’s chief financial officer to the effect that FIL’s board of directors has duly designated such assets and businesses as “Non-Core Assets” in good faith.
Examples of Non-Core Assets in a sentence
The Non-Core Assets and Sligo Non-Op Assets are referred to as the “Group 1 Assets” in the TSA.
The Non-Core Assets shall be managed with the objective of being divested, liquidated or wound down, in an orderly manner but maximising their value.
The Teaser contained certain information about the potential value of the Debtors’ Core and Non-Core Assets.
Non-Core Assets are those properties that may not necessarily be essential to the Core Business and are currently offered for sale, or may in the near future be offered for sale.As more fully discussed below, the Debtors are currently in the process of either winding down the various components of the Non-Core Business, or seeking buyers to whom the Debtors may sell the Non-Core Assets and/or Non-Core Business.
The Debtors are unaware of any credible and enforceable claims against other Consenting Holders.f. Unencumbered Assets The estimated liquidation value of the Core and Non-Core Assets of Leasing and Holdings and Rolling Stock that the Debtors assert are unencumbered totals $4,220,750 on the low range and $4,913,500 on the high range.
More Definitions of Non-Core Assets
Non-Core Assets means: (i) unimproved land (other than Development Assets) of the Borrowing Group and Notes Receivable of the Borrowing Group valued at their net book value, (ii) Permitted Junior Loans, and (iii) Permitted Mortgage Certificates.
Non-Core Assets means the assets identified on Schedule 9.04.
Non-Core Assets means (i) assets of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries not used in their core business of providing local exchange carrier services (e.g., assets used in the operation of the cable television business, ---- cellular telephone business and radio stations) and (ii) the stock and/or other equity interests in any Subsidiary not primarily engaged in the core business of providing local exchange carrier services, in the case of either clause (i) or (ii) to the extent such assets are certified as non-core assets by an Authorized Officer of the Borrower in an officer's certificate delivered to the Administrative Agent.
Non-Core Assets means assets of the Borrower or its Subsidiaries, excluding the Specified Assets.
Non-Core Assets means: (1) all intangible authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to all "western" DBS orbital locations other than the 148 degree orbital slot (as the term "western" is used by the FCC) held by the Company and/or any of its Subsidiaries at any time, including without limitation the authorizations for 22 DBS frequencies at 175 degree orbital location and ESC's permit for 11 unspecified western assignments; (2) all intangible authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to the FSS in the Ku-band, Ka-band and C-band held by the Company and/or any of its Subsidiaries at any time, including without limitation the license of ESC for a two satellite Ku-band system at 83 degree orbital location and 121 degree orbital location, the license of ESC for a two satellite Ka-band system at 83 degree orbital location and 121 degree orbital location, and the application of ESC to add C-band capabilities to a Ku-band satellite authorized at 83 degree orbital location; (3) all intangible authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to the Mobile-Satellite Service held by the Company and/or any of its Subsidiaries at any time, including without limitation the license of E-SAT, Inc. for a low-earth orbit MSS system, (4) all intangible authorizations, rights, interests and other intangible assets related to local multi-point distribution service and (5) any Subsidiary of the Company the assets of which consist solely of (i) any combination of the foregoing and (ii) other assets to the extent permitted under the provision described under the second paragraph of Section 4.21.
Non-Core Assets means those assets and businesses (including the Equity Securities of any Subsidiary engaged exclusively in such businesses) designated in good faith by the board of directors of FIL or the applicable Subsidiary proposing to sell such assets from time to time as “Non-Core Assets” and set forth in a certificate or certificates of a Responsible Officer delivered by FIL or such Subsidiary to the Administrative Agent to the effect that FIL’s or such Subsidiary’s board of directors has duly designated such assets and businesses as “Non-Core Assets” in good faith.
Non-Core Assets and set forth in a certificate or certificates of a Responsible Officer delivered by FIL or such Subsidiary to the Administrative Agent to the effect that FIL’s or such Subsidiary’s board of directors has duly designated such assets and businesses as “Non-Core Assets” in good faith.