Belgian Company Code definition
Examples of Belgian Company Code in a sentence
In the event of a capital increase in cash, the Shareholders have a right of preference as stated in article 592 of the Belgian Company Code.
Shareholder’s register for nominal shares as required by the Belgian Company Code under Article 357 and 463.
The grievant shall set forth the nature of the grievance, shall specify the section of the Agreement alleged to have been violated, and what relief is sought, and it shall be signed by an Association official and/or by the individual member initiating the grievance (a group of members may have the grievance signed by a designated member).
The Blocked Account shall be an account that qualifies as special account pursuant to Article 600 of the Belgian Company Code.
The distribution of a dividend by the Issuer to its shareholders constitutes an obligation under the Belgian RREC Legislation, which applies without prejudice to the provisions of Articles 617 and following of the Belgian Company Code and of their accounting implications.
Voting rights can be suspended in the circumstances provided for in the Belgian Company Code and in particular if the shareholder has not complied with its notification of major holdings obligations (see "Legislation and jurisdiction - Notification of major holdings").
The Issuer, however, may not make a Cash Alternative Election at any time when such election would prevent the rel- evant Bondholder from participating to any rights issue or other issuance to which that Bondholder is entitled to participate pursuant to Article 491 of the Belgian Company Code.
To the extent the Company wishes that an entity becomes an Additional Borrower pursuant to the terms of the Credit Agreement and such entity is incorporated in the Kingdom of Belgium, such entity shall only become an Additional Borrower under this Additional Facility if it meets at least two of the three requirements set forth in Article 15, §1 of the Belgian Company Code to ensure that it does not fall within the scope of the application of the law of 21 December 2013 regarding the financing of SMEs.
There are several provisions of the Belgian Company Code and certain other provisions of Belgian law, such as the obligation to disclose major holdings (see "Notification of major holdings") and merger control, that may apply towards the Issuer and which may create hurdles to an unsolicited tender offer, merger, change in management or other change in control.
The Convertible Bonds will be issued in dematerialised form in accordance with Article 468 of the Belgian Company Code in denominations of €146.00 in principal amount.