Common use of Divestiture of Business Unit Clause in Contracts

Divestiture of Business Unit. If the Company divests its ownership in a business unit that employs the Grantee, then the option will be deemed to be fully vested on the effective date of the Divestiture of the business unit. The Grantee will have three years in which to exercise the option. A "Divestiture" includes the disposition of any business unit of the Company and its subsidiaries to an entity that the Company does not consolidate in its financial statements, whether the disposition is structured as a sale or transfer of stock, a merger, a consolidation or a sale or transfer of assets, or a combination thereof, provided that a "Divestiture" shall not include a disposition that constitutes a Change in Control.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Incorporated Stock Option Agreement (Baker Hughes Inc), Incorporated Stock Option Agreement (Baker Hughes Inc), Incorporated Stock Option Agreement (Baker Hughes Inc)

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