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

• This deducted amount must not exceed 5% of the Company’s after-tax profits and the deduction shall continue until the reserve fund represents 10% of the Charter Capital of the Company.Article 44.

• More recently, the SEC fined Steve Morris Bruce, founder and CEO of Charter Capital Management, LLC (“CCM”), $40,000 for telling investors that he had conducted extensive due diligence on an investment, when in fact he had only made a few phone calls and conducted some Google searches.

• The Company’s Charter Capital is VND 926.977.140.000 (Vietnam Dongs Nine hundred twenty six billion nine hundred seventy seven million one hundred forty thousand).The Company’s Charter Capital is divided into 92.697.714 (Ninety two million six hundred ninety seven thousand seven hundred fourteen) shares each with a par value of VND10,000 (Vietnam Dongs Ten thousand).

• Reserve Fund for Charter Capital SupplementationAnnually, the Company shall have to deduct a sum from its after-tax profits into the reserve fund for Charter Capital supplementation as provided for by Laws.

• The Company can increase its Charter Capital when the General Meeting of Shareholders issues its approval and in accordance with the Laws.

More Definitions of Charter Capital

Charter Capital. (ustavniy kapital) shall mean the aggregate value of the ownership interests of a Person as stated in its charter, provided that, with respect to a joint stock company, the Charter Capital shall mean the aggregate nominal value of its issued shares.

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

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

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

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

Charter Capital means the total aggregate par value of shares sold and is stipulated in Article 5 of this Charter

Charter Capital means the capital that is actually contributed by all shareholders and recorded in the Bank’s Charter.