Stock Outstanding Sample Clauses
The "Stock Outstanding" clause defines the total number of shares of a company's stock that have been issued and are currently held by shareholders, excluding any shares that have been repurchased or are held in the company's treasury. This clause typically specifies how outstanding shares are calculated, which may include or exclude certain classes of stock or convertible securities. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and consistent basis for determining ownership percentages, voting rights, and the calculation of per-share values in various corporate actions, thereby ensuring transparency and accuracy in corporate governance and financial reporting.
Stock Outstanding. There are 35,438 shares of common stock of Bank outstanding. There are 1,153 “deemed” shares allocated hereunder and other “deemed” shares may be granted in the future.
Stock Outstanding. There are 8,000 shares of common stock of Bank outstanding. An undetermined number of additional common shares will be issued upon conclusion of the merger. Other "deemed" shares are now outstanding and others may be granted in the future.
Stock Outstanding. There are 572,653 shares of common stock of Bank outstanding. With your deemed shares and others, the total comes to 593,728. Other shares "deemed" outstanding shall be added to shares actually outstanding from time to time for the purposes of calculations hereunder.
Stock Outstanding. There are 8,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
Stock Outstanding. The parties agree that the total Stock outstanding after the completion of the transaction will be 94,000,000 shares.