Balance Equity definition

Balance Equity means – the consolidated equity according to the international finance reporting standards (IFRS), and including minority rights, capital note and shareholders loans. “Net Financial Debt” - short term and long term debt from banks with the addition of debt towards holders of debentures that the Company issued and other interest-bearing financial obligations after deducting cash and cash equivelants and short terms investments and after deducting project finance, including hedging transactions for such finance, at the level of theCcompany’s subsidiaries.
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Examples of Balance Equity in a sentence

  • Irrespective of the above, note that the Balance, Equity, and free Margin of your Account(s) shall remain unaffected and you should be able to normally continue with your activity with us.

  • Any Inactive Accounts, holding zero Balance/ Equity, shall be turned to Dormant ("Dormant Account").

  • Irrespective of the above, the Balance, Equity, and free Margin of your Account(s) shall remain unaffected, and you should be able to normally continue with your activity with us as concerns such items.

  • The Balance Equity of the Company, as defined above, according to the consolidated financial statements or the consolidated financial results, shall not be less than 55 Million U.S. Dollars.

  • Any excess shall be distributed to the Holders pro rata based upon each Holder's respective interest in the Lease Balance Equity.

  • Landlord has funded 100% of the Lease Investment Balance Equity as of the Funding Date.

  • On the Date of Lease, the Lease Investment Balance Equity shall be $16,400,000.00.