Rolling Budget definition

Rolling Budget means a projected statement of sources and uses of cash for the Loan Parties and their Subsidiaries on a weekly basis, for the following 13 calendar weeks, including any anticipated use of the proceeds of Additional Term Loans, December 2016 Additional Term Loans, April 3, 2017 Additional Term Loans, April 6, 2017 Additional Term Loans, and/or April 10, 2017 Additional Term Loans held in the Master Account for each week during such period and setting forth on a cumulative roll-forward basis, the projected cash disbursements and projected cash receipts for each applicable week, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Lenders.

Rolling Budget means a projected statement of sources and uses of cash for the Borrower and its Subsidiaries on a weekly basis, covering the 13 calendar weeks immediately succeeding the week during which such Rolling Budget is required to be delivered hereunder, including the anticipated use of the cash proceeds of Loans made hereunder and of Cash Collateral for each week during such period and setting forth, among other things, on a cumulative roll-forward basis the projected cash disbursements and projected cash receipts for each applicable week, in form substantially similar to the initial Rolling Budget attached hereto as Exhibit G (unless otherwise reasonably agreed by the Required Lenders) and in substance reasonably satisfactory to the Required Lenders (which Rolling Budget shall be deemed reasonably satisfactory if the Required Lenders do not provide notice of dispute to such Rolling Budget within three Business Days after delivery thereof).

Rolling Budget means a projected statement of sources and uses of cash for the Loan Parties and their Subsidiaries on a weekly basis, for the following 13 calendar weeks, including any anticipated use of the proceeds of Additional Term Loans held in the Master Account for each week during such period and setting forth on a cumulative roll-forward basis, the projected cash disbursements and projected cash receipts for each applicable week, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Lenders.

Examples of Rolling Budget in a sentence

• Once a Rolling Budget and each Rolling Business Plan for any fiscal year is approved pursuant to Section 7.9 by the Management Board, the Executive Team shall manage the Company and each Local Operating Entity according to industry best practices in a commercially reasonable manner to endeavor to achieve the Rolling Budget and each Rolling Business Plan for such fiscal year.

• Each Party shall cause its designees on the Management Board to use reasonable best efforts to obtain the required approval of the Management Board of such Rolling Budget, such Rolling Investment Budget and such Rolling Business Plan until such approval is obtained.

• A Rolling Budget means that virements shall be enacted as and when changes in circumstances or assumptions underlying the budget occur, and ensures that actual transactions are reported and monitored against an up to date budget.

• Each Rolling Budget shall include, for informational and planning purposes only, a good faith estimate of the costs required for the Dissolution.

• The following supporting documents were submitted prior to the meeting for review by membership: 1) UNGM Operational Report 2008; 2) UNGM Rolling Budget 2009-2010; 3) UNGM Finance Post Factum Review 2008; and 4) UNGM Business Plan 2009-2010; and 5) Draft UNGM Finance & Marketing Strategy (dated Oct 2008).

More Definitions of Rolling Budget

Rolling Budget means a 13-week cash flow forecast delivered pursuant to Section 6.19(a), in substantially the same form as the Approved Budget.

Rolling Budget means a projected statement of sources and uses of cash for the Loan Parties and their Subsidiaries on a weekly basis, for the following 13 calendar weeks, including any anticipated use of the proceeds of Additional Term Loans, December 2016 Additional Term Loans, April 3, 2017 Additional Term Loans, April 6, 2017 Additional Term Loans, April 10, 2017 Additional Term Loans, and/or April 18, 2017 Additional Term Loans held in the Master Account for each week during such period and setting forth on a cumulative roll-forward basis, the projected cash disbursements and projected cash receipts for each applicable week, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Lenders.

Rolling Budget means a 13-week cash flow forecast delivered pursuant to Section 6.03 which is approved by the Agent in its reasonable discretion.

Rolling Budget means a projected statement of sources and uses of cash for the Loan Parties and their Subsidiaries on a weekly basis, for the following 13 calendar weeks, including any anticipated use of the proceeds of Additional Term Loans, December 2016 Additional Term Loans, April 3, 2017 Additional Term Loans, April 6, 2017 Additional Term Loans, April 10, 2017 Additional Term Loans, April 18, 2017 Additional Term Loans and/or April 24, 2017 Additional Term Loans held in the Master Account for each week during such period and setting forth on a cumulative roll-forward basis, the projected cash disbursements and projected cash receipts for each applicable week, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Lenders.

Rolling Budget has the meaning set forth in Annex I.

Rolling Budget means a projected statement of sources and uses of cash for the Loan Parties and their Subsidiaries on a weekly basis, for the following 13 calendar weeks, including any anticipated use of the proceeds of Additional Term Loans, December 2016 Additional Term Loans, April 3, 2017 Additional Term Loans, and/or April 6, 2017 Additional Term Loans held in the Master Account for each week during such period and setting forth on a cumulative roll-forward basis, the projected cash disbursements and projected cash receipts for each applicable week, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to the Lenders.

Rolling Budget means the detailed budgeted Costs to be incurred in respect of Development and/or Mining Operations forecast over a three (3) Operating Year period, adjusted annually in arrears to take account of actual Costs incurred and progress made during the preceding Operating Year.