Examples of Amalgamated Entity in a sentence
Where the management of the Amalgamated Entity is to be outsourced to a third party, details of such third party including their business experience and competencies and the duties outsourced.
The Amalgamated Entity shall submit to the Exchange a ‘Declaration’ as set out in Appendix 2D of these Rules on the Market Day immediately following the day on which the direct deposit of shares is completed.
In the event, the Securities of the Amalgamated Entity are not intended to be listed on the Exchange, the Listed Entity/ies which is/are proposed to be amalgamated shall effect the amalgamation upon delisting the Securities of such Entity/ies from the Exchange in accordance with the Rules of the SEC.
Fee payable by the Amalgamated Entity to the Exchange as prescribed in Section 12 of the Listing Rules.
The said Declaration shall also state the following; - The amalgamation and the modality in which it was carried out, are in compliance with the provisions of the Companies Act No. 07 of 2007 (as amended); and, - The stated capital, the Float Adjusted Market Capitalization, the corresponding Public Holding Percentage and the number of Public Shareholders of the Amalgamated Entity.
Upon the receipt of the Certificate of Amalgamation from the Registrar General of Companies, the Amalgamated Entity shall immediately submit a copy of same to the Exchange, certified by the Company Secretary to be a ‘True Copy’.
The redemption value of the preferred shares of the Amalgamated Entity is equal to 50% of any amount in cash receivable, prior to December 31, 2018, by the Amalgamated Entity arising from an agreement with the Government of Québec, net of any tax payable by the Amalgamated Entity, in relation to the termination of oil and gas exploration on Anticosti Island.
The Amalgamated Entity shall submit the following documentation/information to the Exchange within seven (07) Market Days from the effective date of the amalgamation as specified in the Certificate of Amalgamation issued by the Registrar General of Companies.
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An extract of the Board Resolution certified by the Company Secretary to be a ‘True Copy’, that in the opinion of the Board the consideration for which the shares to be issued is fair and reasonable to the Amalgamated Entity and to all existing shareholders as required by the Companies Act.