CDG shall have the meaning set forth in the preamble.
CDG means the Colorado Division of Gaming.
CDG or “Capital Development Grant” means a non-sectoral transfer made or to be made to Participating LGAs to finance a Subproject;
Examples of CDG in a sentence
All reasonable out of pocket expenses incurred by CDG in carrying out the instruction.
CDG will be entitled to bill out of pocket expenses on a monthly basis.
If we ignore all the backward edges in the CDG we obtain a forward control de-pendence tree (FCDT) [ALSU06].
Atwell (“Atwell”), Camelot Distribution Group (“CDG”), Camelot Film Group (“CFG”) (CDG and CFG are referred to collectively as “Camelot”), Steven Istock and Jamie Thompson (collectively, the “Original Defendants”) (Docket No. 1).
Unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Client and CDG, title deeds and other legal documents will not be read by CDG.
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CDG means CDG Leisure Limited registered in England and Wales under company number 07128833 whose registered office is at 30 Berwick Street, Soho, London, W1F 8RH;
CDG or the “Company”) and Bracknor Investment (“Bracknor”) have today signed an agreement (the “Bracknor Contract” or the “Contract”) with which Bracknor has undertaken to subscribe, in 14 tranches, and only after specific subscription requests made by the Company (the “Issue requests”), a maximum of 450 bonds convertible into cum warrant shares, for a unit value of Euro 10,000 and thus for a total amount equivalent to Euro 4,500,000 (the “Loan”). Xxxx Xxxx and Xxxxxx Xx Xxxxxxx, respectively President and CEO of the Company: “The Casta Diva Group has always had the DNA of an international company with 13 locations in 10 Countries around the World and roughly half of its turnover achieved abroad. Now the company structure is also expanding outside of Europe, and particularly in Dubai, where attentive investors are particularly interested in seizing the opportunities that our Country has to offer. The Casta Diva Group represents, in the communication sector, what many Italian companies represent in the field of fashion or design: the "Italian Touch" that excites the World. The agreement with Bracknor will help strengthen the capital and financial structure and allocate adequate resources, within the next three years, to envisaged developments in terms of growth for external lines and international expansion." Hugo Pingray, Bracknor Partner: Bracknor is proud to start investing in Italy through its partnership agreement with the Casta Diva Group. In a digital era where visual communication is evolving alongside technology, we believe that Casta Diva will be capable of responding to industry challenges thanks to a portfolio that includes 100 of the best brands throughout the world, strong international positioning and award-winning management. We are confident in the company's ability to generate growth drivers as well as its ability to reach its financial goals in the short term and we are happy to contribute to its long-term success. The Bracknor Contract provides that the issue of the Loan is divided into 14 tranches, where the first four will consist of 40 (forty) bonds each for an individual value of Euro 400,000, and the remaining 10 tranches will consist of 29 (twenty-nine) bonds each for an individual value of Euro 290,000. The subscription price of each tranche is expected to be equal to 95% of the nominal value of the bonds issued. For each issue, the issuance of warrants is envisaged in order to allow the Company to collect - in the event of their full...
CDG means CDG Investments Inc., a corporation incorporated under the laws of the Province of Alberta;
CDG means CDG Investments Inc., a corporation continued under the ABCA on May 3, 1984;
CDG means Caisse de Dépôt et de Gestion, a non-bank, financial institution, owned by the Borrower and established and operating pursuant to the Borrower’s Law No. 1-59-074 dated February 10, 1959, as the same may be amended from time to time;
CDG means a compact disk with graphics containing the contents of a Title.
CDG means a solar project whose electrical generation is distributed to multiple entities through remote net metering.