Initial Conversion Date definition
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Such conversion right shall commence at the opening of business on the Initial Conversion Date and expire at the close of business on the Final Conversion Date.
The period from the Initial Conversion Date to and including the Final Conversion Date is referred to herein as the "Conversion Option Period".
Each Convertible Preferred Security shall be convertible at the option of the holder into shares of Common Stock of the Company following the Initial Conversion Date (as defined herein) at a conversion price equal to $16.50 per share.
The Conversion Election will apply with respect to all of the Investor Units as well as all Units of Membership Interest in the Company that Investor has not yet acquired as of the Initial Conversion Date but may subsequently be required to purchase pursuant to Purchase Agreement (“Subsequent Units”), regardless of the holders of such Units and whether or not the Unit purchase obligation arises before or after the Initial Conversion Date.
The Company will give prior notice of any such earlier Initial Conversion Date to the Warrant Agent by telephone or facsimile transmission and to the Warrantholders by mail or (at the Company's sole discretion) publication in a United States newspaper with a national circulation (currently expected to be The Wall Street Journal).