Common use of QIPO Clause in Contracts

QIPO. For the purposes of a QIPO, if the Company designates any entity other than itself to be listed (the “Listing Entity”), and the shares of such Listing Entity become listed, quoted, admitted to trading or dealt in, on the Stock Exchange and such listing would constitute a QIPO if the shares listed had been Company Shares, the Issuer agrees to make such modification to these Exchangeable Bond Conditions, the Exchangeable Bonds and/or the Transaction Documents as the Exchangeable Bond Holders deem necessary to maintain the same commercial effect as if the Listing Entity had been the Company. Any such modification shall not be prejudicial to the interests of the Exchangeable Bond Holders.

QIPO. For the purposes of a QIPO, if the Company Issuer designates any entity other than itself to be listed (the “Listing Entity”), and the shares of such Listing Entity become listed, quoted, admitted to trading or dealt in, on the Stock Exchange and such listing would constitute a QIPO if the shares listed had been Company Shares, the Issuer agrees to make such modification to these Exchangeable Convertible Bond Conditions, the Exchangeable Convertible Bonds and/or the Transaction Documents as the Exchangeable Convertible Bond Holders deem necessary to maintain the same commercial effect as if the Listing Entity had been the CompanyIssuer. Any such modification shall not be prejudicial to the interests of the Exchangeable Convertible Bond Holders.