Charter Capital definition

Charter Capital means the amount of capital contributed by all Shareholders and mentioned in Article 5 of this Charter.

Charter Capital means Charter Communications Holdings Capital Corporation, a Delaware corporation, and any successor in interest thereto.

Charter Capital means the capital contributed by all Shareholders and prescribed in Article 5 of this Charter.

Examples of Charter Capital in a sentence

• Copy of the eligibility registration form Original bank letter from a reputable bank (and not being a bank registered in a country which is on the ‘blacklist’ of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)) confirming that the Eligible Bidder will have access to sufficient funds, during the entire Tender period, to pay the total of its Bid Price and the Initial Charter Capital.

• Amount of the Charter Capital at the end of the reported period, RUB: 8,743,048,571.1Shares of the common stockTotal nominal value: 8,743,048,571.1 Share in the Charter Capital, %: 100 Shares of the preferred stockTotal nominal value: 0Share in the Charter Capital, %: 0Compliance of the charter capital stipulated hereof with the one from the founding documents of the issuer: yes.

• Defined as the Charter Capital which is divided into equal units with par value of VND10,000 per unit at its initial issue, each of which shall represent an equal proportion of profit and capital of the Fund.

• Nominee holders of the Issuer’s shares who hold at leas 5 per cent of its Charter Capital or at least 5 per cent of its ordinary stock:1.

• If the Charter Capital is increased or decreased pursuant to Article 6.2, the Company shall change the shareholding structure pursuant to the decision of the Shareholder Meeting to the fullest extent permitted by the Laws.] For the purpose of this Article, issuance of Shares means any issuance of the authorised Shares, or issuance of new Shares to increase the Charter Capital.

More Definitions of Charter Capital

Charter Capital means the total value of assets that have been contributed or promised by the members/partners/owners when the limited liability company or partnership is established; or the total of nominal values of the sold or subscribed shares when a joint stock company is established.

Charter Capital means the capital contributed by the Shareholders in accordance with the provisions of Article 7 of this Charter.

Charter Capital means the charter capital of the Company as referred to in Article 6.

Charter Capital means total par value of shares sold or registered to purchase on the establishment date of enterprise and be prescribed in the Article 6 of this Charter

Charter Capital means total book value of sold shares as stipulated in Article 5 of this Charter.

Charter Capital means the amount of capital contributed by all shareholders and stated in Article 5 of the Charter;

Charter Capital means total face value of issued shares which have been fully paid by shareholders and recorded to Company's Charter;