Multiple Tracking Sweetening Clause Samples

The Multiple Tracking Sweetening clause establishes a mechanism for adjusting the terms of a financial instrument, such as convertible notes or preferred shares, based on the performance of multiple underlying metrics or benchmarks. In practice, this clause allows the benefits or conversion rates associated with the instrument to be enhanced if certain predefined milestones—such as revenue targets, user growth, or profitability—are met across several tracked categories. By linking potential upside to multiple performance indicators, this clause incentivizes the issuer to achieve broader success and provides investors with additional protection or reward if the company excels in more than one key area.
Multiple Tracking Sweetening. Solo & Duo An additional 50% of the original fee An additional 100% of the original fee for unlimited multiple tracking for each additional track For groups of 3 or more, an additional 50% of the original fee covers multiple tracking or sweetening or both, without limit as to the number of tracks per commercial. Upgrading and use fees shall also be increased by the applicable percentage set forth above for each additional track. For purposes of this paragraph 2, the “original fee” shall exclude the contractor’s fee.
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