Common use of Additional Interest Amounts Clause in Contracts

Additional Interest Amounts. (a) In the event the Issuer or its Board of Directors declares a Regular Quarterly Dividend on its Common Stock that is greater than $0.1875 per share (the "Current Quarterly Dividend"), the Issuer shall pay to each Holder of record as of the record date for such dividend an amount equal to the product of (i) the positive difference between (A) such quarterly per share dividend declared by the Issuer and (B) the Current Quarterly Dividend multiplied by (ii) the number of shares of Common Stock such Holder would possess had such Holder converted its Notes into shares of Common Stock as of the record date for such dividend (each such payment an "Additional Interest Amount" and, collectively, the "Additional Interest Amounts"), provided, however, such amount shall not be due and no payment with respect thereto shall be made with respect to the Notes unless such Regular Quarterly Dividend is paid to holders of Common Stock. The payment date for an Additional Interest Amount shall be the same as the payment date for the dividend to which the Additional Interest Amount relates. Holders of Notes shall not be entitled to receive any Additional Interest Amount with respect to any dividend that causes an adjustment to the Conversion Rate. (b) If any of the events contemplated by Section 10.04(a) occurs, the Current Quarterly Dividend shall be adjusted so that the holders of the Notes will be entitled to receive payment in the same amount such Holders would have been entitled to if such event in 10.04(a) had not occurred.