Company Revenue definition

Company Revenue means the gross cash receipts from Company operations (including sales and dispositions of Company Assets (including Contracted RECs), insurance payments, warranty payments, cash previously reserved).

Company Revenue means amounts received by the Company through the direct sales efforts of Executive, including advisory fees, consulting fees, management fees and the gain or loss resulting from the purchasing and selling (or selling and then purchasing) of securities, loans or other financial derivatives from one client to another. Such purchases and sales will be required to occur substantially simultaneously unless otherwise approved by the Company and shall be recorded on the trading journals and accounting systems of the Company. Amounts due to Executive as Company Base Commission shall accrue but not be paid until the earlier of (i) six months after the execution of this Agreement or (ii) upon Manhattan Bancorp raising at least $25 million in new equity capital after the date hereof.

Company Revenue means: (i) 100% of the revenue of the Company Group during the Earn-Out Period from sales of Company Products; and (ii) 100% of the revenue of the Company Group or Buyer European Subsidiary during the Earn-Out Period from sales of Buyer Products, in each of (i) and (ii), determined in accordance with GAAP applied using the Buyer’s revenue recognition policies. For the avoidance of doubt, Company Revenue shall not include any revenue from outsourced product development, maintenance, services, or support.

Examples of Company Revenue in a sentence

• Blocks of departures are available to Aircraft owners and Operators only and may be purchased in advance from the Company Revenue Department(Tel: +44(0)161 489 2336 or email: revenue.eastmidlands@manairport.co.uk) and will attract the following discount on the standard combined Runway and ATS charge: 25 departures block: 8% 50 departures block: 23%75 departures block: 33% 100 departures block: 48% Notes: • Each block will be valid for 12 months from the date of issue.

• Bank Trading Revenue as a Percent of Consolidated Holding Company Revenue Prior to the financial crisis, trading revenue at banks typically ranged from 60-80% of consolidated holding company trading revenue.

• If the Company achieves total revenue for Fiscal 2012 greater than 90% of the 2012 Revenue Target, then the percentage of the Company Revenue Bonus for 2012 earned will equal approximately (i) 10, times (ii) a percentage equal to (a) the actual amount of total revenue for Fiscal 2012 divided by the 2012 Revenue Target, minus (b) 0.9.

• ORDER APPROVING UNANIMOUS DISPOSITION AGREEMENT AND APPROVING TARIFF This order approves a Unanimous Agreement Regarding Disposition of Small Water Company Revenue Increase Request among the Staff of the Commission (“Staff”), the Office of the Public Counsel (“Public Counsel”), and Aqua Missouri, Inc.

• Walker, “How Drug Company Revenue Is Driven by Price Increases,” Wall Street Journal,Oct.

More Definitions of Company Revenue

Company Revenue means the Company’s consolidated revenue as reported in the Company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ending December 31, 20[  ].

Company Revenue means the percentage of Net Revenue set out in item 3 or the Content Schedule payable to the Company under this Agreement.

Company Revenue means the net revenue of the Company, as set forth in the Company’s quarterly and/or annual financial statements for the Company’s applicable fiscal year.

Company Revenue means revenue calculated in accordance with Parent’s revenue recognition policy (as reported in Parent’s 10K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on February 22, 2012), plus any deferred revenue as of December 31, 2014 for shipments that were made and invoiced in calendar year 2014 in accordance with the terms of the purchase orders evidencing such shipments.

Company Revenue means amounts received by the Company from the purchasing and selling (or selling and then purchasing) of securities, loans or other financial derivatives from one client to another, but shall exclude advisory fees, management fees and other revenues. Purchases and sales by the Company will be required to occur substantially simultaneously unless otherwise approved by the Company and shall be recorded on the trading journals and accounting systems of the Company. “Mortgage Broker Revenue” shall mean amounts received by Company or Mortgage Broker for the origination, placement, marketing and/or sale of mortgage loans (including net gain on the sale of assets in excess of their cost basis) by Company or Mortgage Broker, less any adjustment for loan loss provisions (including reserves and actual losses) adopted by the Board of Directors of Company or Mortgage Broker and reflected in the Company’s or Mortgage Broker’s financial statements. Amounts due to Executive as Company Base Commission or Mortgage Broker Base Commission shall accrue but not be paid until the earlier of (i) six months after the execution of this Agreement or (ii) upon Manhattan Bancorp raising at least $25 million in new equity capital after the date hereof.

Company Revenue is defined in Section 8.1.1 (Company Revenue).

Company Revenue means revenues (net of any and all sales adjustments, including but not limited to, customer credits for markdowns, promotions, returns, damages, cooperative advertising, rebates, discounts, or other promotional activities, other reductions of customer revenues, and any other amounts paid to customers) of the Company as determined in accordance with GAAP, and as set forth on the face of the audited financial statements for the Baseline Period and for the Earn-out Period.