Proposed Issuance of NewCo Shares for Settlement of Scheme Liabilities Sample Clauses

Proposed Issuance of NewCo Shares for Settlement of Scheme Liabilities. The scheme liabilities of Antah (subsequent to the realisation of encumbered assets as mentioned in Section 2(a) above) aggregate approximately RM232.7 million, comprising the amount owing to the Secured Creditors (after realisation of their respective collateral) and Unsecured Creditors of RM90.2 million and RM142.5 million respectively shall be settled by way of the proposed issuance of up to 20,000,000 NewCo Shares at an issue price of RM1.00 each and proceeds from realisation of other surplus assets estimated at approximately RM10.0 million. For avoidance of doubt, the maximum number of NewCo Shares to be issued pursuant to the Proposed Scheme of Arrangement with Creditors is 20,000,000 NewCo Shares. A summary of the allocation of the abovementioned NewCo Shares and proceeds from realisation of other surplus assets to the Scheme Creditors are shown in Table 8 below. The proposed issuance of the NewCo Shares to the Scheme Creditors shall be based on the following principal terms:-
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