Bridging Period definition
Bridging Period means the period commencing on the Listing Date to 30 calendar days thereafter (both days inclusive);
Bridging Period means the period of three months (or such longer period as requested by the Stock Exchange and/or the SFC), commencing from and including the Listing Date;
Bridging Period means the period of 30 calendar days, commencing from and including the Listing Date;
Examples of Bridging Period in a sentence
Distributions made by the Company in respect of the Units in respect of a period commencing prior to Closing and terminating thereafter (a "Bridging Period") and any profit or loss allocated by the Company in respect of the Units for a Bridging Period shall be prorated between Seller and Purchaser in accordance with their respective periods of ownership of the Units during such Bridging Period.
The Company agrees to keep the Registration Statement effective under the U.S. Securities Act and useable for the purposes contemplated by the Securities Lending Agreement and the Sale and Repurchase Agreement for the Bridging Period.
More Definitions of Bridging Period
Bridging Period means the period, during the Construction Period, commencing on the Commercial Operation Date of the first Generating Unit and ending on the Service Commencement Date;