PREPARATION GUIDELINES. Aluminum, metal, plastic and aseptic containers should be empty and rinsed if necessary. Mixed paper and newsprint should be clean and dry. Cardboard boxes should be flattened.
PREPARATION GUIDELINES. (i) A "Net Asset Statement" means a statement of the assets and liabilities of the U.S. Business, the U.K. Business and the French Subsidiary being transferred to the Buyers pursuant to the Operative Documents (presented both on combining and combined bases) as of the Reference Date or the Closing Date, as the case may be, prepared (X) from the Books and Records of Seller and the Participating Subsidiaries (subject, in the case of the Final Closing Net Asset Statement, to adjustment based on the results of the audit and inspection contemplated by clause (iii) below), (Y) in accordance with this Section 2.06, and (z) in accordance with GAAP applied on a consistent basis as to classification of items and amounts and interpretations and assumptions with those that were used to prepare the Seller's audited financial statements. Each Net Asset Statement shall also set forth, in each case as of the Reference Date or the Closing Date, (A) the Adjusted Net Assets of the U.S. Business, the U.K. Business and the French Subsidiary being transferred to the Buyers pursuant to the Operative Documents (presented both on combining and combined bases), (B) the Adjusted Working Capital of the U.S. Business and the U.K. Business, (C) the Combined Working Capital of the Business, (D) the number of Equipment Customers of the U.S. Business, the U.K. Business and the French Subsidiary, and (E) in the case of the Closing Net Asset Statement only, the Target Working Capital and the calculation of any Working Capital Overage or Working Capital Deficiency.
