Common use of Securities issued at different prices and characteristics Clause in Contracts

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will issue its securities at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities at nominal prices as 'founders shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securities, as determined solely by the Board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Board. Such issuance at different prices are made by the Board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentivise, reward and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's development and success and other such considerations in the Board's judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the Board, in the course of the Company's business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the Subscriber's investment herein.

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Harborside Ventures, Inc.), Subscription Agreement (Shimmer Gold, Inc.), Subscription Agreement (Bear River Resources, Inc.)

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Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will issue its securities at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities at nominal prices as 'founders shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securities, as determined solely by the Board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Board. Such issuance at different prices are made by the Board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentiviseincentivize, reward and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success and other such considerations in the Board's ’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the Board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the Subscriber's ’s investment herein.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Zoro Mining Corp.), Subscription Agreement (Rostock Ventures Corp), Subscription Agreement (Powrtec Corp)

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will may issue its securities shares at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time to time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will may also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities common shares at nominal prices as 'founders “founder’s shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securitiescommon shares, as determined solely by the BoardCompany’s board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Boardboard of directors of the Company. Such issuance issuances at different prices are made by the Board board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentiviseprovide incentive, reward reward, and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success success, and other such considerations in the Board's board’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or undertake equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the BoardCompany’s board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board board of the Company now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with with, or subsequent to the Subscriber's investment herein.’s investment. Article 2

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Sinobiomed Inc), Subscription Agreement (Hubei Minkang Pharmaceutical Ltd.), Subscription Agreement (TechMedia Advertising, Inc.)

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will may issue its securities shares at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time to time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will may also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities common shares at nominal prices as 'founders “founder’s shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securitiescommon shares, as determined solely by the BoardCompany’s board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Boardboard of directors of the Company. Such issuance issuances at different prices are made by the Board board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentiviseprovide incentive, reward reward, and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success success, and other such considerations in the Board's board’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or undertake equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the BoardCompany’s board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board board of the Company now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with with, or subsequent to the Subscriber's investment herein’s investment.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Weyland Tech, Inc.), Seratosa Inc., Weyland Tech, Inc.

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will issue its securities at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities at nominal prices as 'founders shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securities, as determined solely by the Board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Board. Such issuance at different prices are made by the Board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentivise, reward and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success and other such considerations in the Board's ’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the Board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the Subscriber's ’s investment herein.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Pulse Beverage Corp), Subscription Agreement (Pulse Beverage Corp)

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will issue its securities at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities at nominal prices as 'founders shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securities, as determined solely by the Board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Board. Such issuance at different prices are made by the Board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentivise, reward and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success and other such considerations in the Board's ’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the Board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the Subscriber's ’s investment herein.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Pulse Beverage Corp, Darlington Mines Ltd.

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Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will issue its securities at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities at nominal prices as 'founders shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securities, as determined solely by the Board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Board. Such issuance at different prices are made by the Board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentivise, reward and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success and other such considerations in the Board's ’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the Board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the Subscriber's ’s investment herein.. -- $0.35 Unit Private Placement Subscription Agreement -- -- Omnicity Corp. --

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Omnicity Corp.)

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will issue its securities at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities at nominal prices as 'founders shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securities, as determined solely by the Board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Board. Such issuance at different prices are made by the Board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentivise, reward and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success and other such considerations in the Board's ’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the Board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with or subsequent to the Subscriber's ’s investment herein.. -- $0.50 Unit Private Placement Subscription Agreement -- -- The Pulse Beverage Corporation --

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Pulse Beverage Corp)

Securities issued at different prices and characteristics. The Subscriber acknowledges that the Company will may issue its securities shares at different prices which may occur sequentially, from time-to-time to time, or at the same time and prices in the future may be lower than now. The Company will may also issue offerings which have warrants, or other benefits, attached and some offerings which do not. Not all subscribers will receive common shares, or other share classes, of the Company at the same price and such may be issued at vastly different prices to that of the Subscriber. For example, however, without limitation, the Company will or may issue securities common shares at nominal prices as 'founders “founder’s shares' (which may or will constitute millions of securitiescommon shares, as determined solely by the BoardCompany’s board) or for developmental assets (which cannot be valued and so may be assigned a nominal value on the Company's ’s books) or for services or to attract expertise or management talent or other circumstances considered advisable by the Boardboard of directors of the Company. Such issuance issuances at different prices are made by the Board board in its judgment as to typical structuring for a company such as the Company, to incentiviseprovide incentive, reward reward, and to provide a measure of developmental control, to acquire assets or services which the Board board considers necessary or advisable for the Company's ’s development and success success, and other such considerations in -13- the Board's board’s judgment. The Company may or will acquire debt and/or undertake equity financings in the future required or advisable, as determined by the BoardCompany’s board, in the course of the Company's ’s business development. The Subscriber acknowledges these matters, understands that the Subscriber's ’s investment is not necessarily the most advantageous investment in the Company and authorizes the Board board of the Company now and hereafter to use its judgment to make such issuances whether such issuances are at a lesser, equal or greater price than that of the Subscriber and whether such is prior to, concurrent with with, or subsequent to the Subscriber's investment herein’s investment.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Subscription Agreement (Magnus International Resources, Inc.)

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