Capex Annuity Sample Clauses

Capex Annuity. (i) The Capex Annuity shall be payable in 60 equal quarterly instalments during the O&M Period.
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Capex Annuity. (i) The Capex Annuity will be INR[ ](Rupees[]) per quarter, which shall be adjusted for the Price Index Multiple applicable on the Reference Index Date preceding the date of the relevant Invoice.
Capex Annuity. The Capex Annuity shall be payable in 60 equal quarterly instalments during the O&M Period for Tolly‟s Nallah Facilities and Garden Reach Facilities. Interest shall be payable on the reducing balance of 60% of the Completion Cost for each of the relevant Facilities, at the rate of the SBI MCLR plus 3% per annum. Such interest shall be due and payable quarterly along with each instalment of the Capex Annuity. The Parties agree that such interest shall be calculated on the basis of the number of days for which the relevant rate of the SBI MCLR was applicable during the period of calculation. By way of illustration, assuming that the balance Completion Cost to be paid to the Concessionaire on the date of payment of the 1st Capex Annuity instalment is INR 50,00,00,000 (Rupees fifty crores), the applicable SBI MCLR for the first 50 days is 8% and thereafter it is revised to 7.5% and remains unchanged till the date of payment of the 2nd Capex Annuity, the interest would be calculated as ((50*11%*50)/365)+((50*10.5%*40)/365). For the avoidance of doubt, the interest shall be calculated on simple interest basis and the interest shall not be compounded for the purpose of payment.

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