Indian Subsidiaries means, collectively, Suzlon Structures Limited, Suzlon Power Infrastructure Limited, Suzlon Generators Limited, Suzlon Gujarat Wind Park Limited, SE Electricals Limited, Suzlon Wind International Limited and SE Blades Limited or any other entity, each of which, together with the Issuer, are, or become, borrowers under the master restructuring agreement dated 28 March 2013 entered into with the CDR lenders (the “CDR Scheme”).
Indian Subsidiaries means Business Process Outsourcing (India) Private Limited and Outsourcepartners International Private Limited, companies incorporated under the Laws of Republic of India.
Indian Subsidiaries means, collectively, PFPL, PAT and PBPL.
Examples of Indian Subsidiaries in a sentence
The Endo Companies agree that the transfer of the Specified Equity Interests in the Indian Subsidiaries by PPI and Par LLC to the Indian HoldCo and Operand, respectively, shall be completed upon receiving the acknowledgement or approval (as applicable) of the Competition Commission of India in connection with such transfer.
The Buyers shall lead the process of applying for and obtaining the approval from the Competition Commission of India in connection with the transfer of the Specified Equity Interests in the Indian Subsidiaries by PPI and Par LLC to the Indian HoldCo and Operand, respectively, and the Endo Companies shall cooperate in good faith and provide reasonable support to the Buyers in this regard.
More Definitions of Indian Subsidiaries
Indian Subsidiaries means Health Prime Services Pvt. Ltd., a private limited company formed under the laws of India, and AdvantEdge Healthcare Solutions Private Limited, a private limited company formed under the laws of India.
Indian Subsidiaries means Aviva Global Shared Services Private Limited and Aviva Global Services Bangalore Private Limited, basic information concerning which is set out in Part B of Attachment 1 (Basic information about the Existing Subsidiaries);
Indian Subsidiaries means, collectively, TraQiQ Solutions, Pvt Ltd (India), Rohuma Infosolutions Pvt Ltd (India) and Mimo Technologies Pvt Ltd (India), each organized under the laws of India.
Indian Subsidiaries means Praiseworth and Bright, both of which are incorporated in India;