CBEX definition

CBEX means 北京產權交易所 (China Beijing Equity Exchange), an institution authorised by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission to transact assets and equity of State-owned enterprises under the central government of the PRC
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CBEX. China Beijing Equity Exchange （ 北京產權交易所有限公司） , a comprehensive property right exchange approved to be established by the Municipal People’s Government of Beijing;
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Examples of CBEX in a sentence

  • The model contract is only used for both sides of the property rights transactions conducted at CBEX based on practical situations.

  • Or: The property rights transaction as specified in the contract has been publicly listed at CBEX on ______ (Y/M/D).

  • A copy of such management agreement is included in the Documents and Materials.

  • Should the Transfer Price not be paid to CBEX by Party B within the period set forth in the Contract and the Escrow Agreement, Party B shall compensate Party A for the delay in payment calculated at a rate of 0.01% of the Transfer Price outstanding per day.

  • The target enterprise involving in the contract XXXXX (hereinafter referred to the “target enterprise”) is an enterprise legal person with independent enterprise legal person qualification existing by law, of which Party A holds equity or ___% shares legally; the registration number is:____________ Party B, as a corporate and institutional legal person (No. of the Registration Certificate: ) established and existed in accordance with the laws of China, is a broker member of CBEX.

  • Prior to the public listing on the CBEX, the Valve Company appointed Beijing Zhongtianhe to valuate the total equity value of the Valve Company’s Shareholders.

  • Should the Transfer Price not be paid to CBEX by Party B within the period set forth in the Contract and the Escrow Agreement, Party B shall compensate Party A for the delay in payment calculated at a rate of 0.01%of the Transfer Price outstanding per day.

  • Should the Transfer Price not be paid to CBEX by Party B within the period set forth in the Contract and the Escrow Agreement, Party B shall compensate Party A for the delay in payment calculated at a rate of 0.

  • As disclosed in the Announcement, the price of the Capital Injection is determined based on the price of the public listing on the CBEX.

  • In 2016, the Company entered into the CBEX Server Hosting Agreement, the Cloud Computing Support Platform Integration Service Agreement, the Information Recovery and Protection Service Agreement and the Website Enhancement Technical Support Agreement with Beijing Equity Exchange, pursuant to which the Company agreed to provide server hosting services and other information technology services to Beijing Equity Exchange.

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