Interest Bearing Liabilities definition
Examples of Interest Bearing Liabilities in a sentence
Buyer shall be jointly and severally liable with the concerned companies in the Group for any indebtedness to Seller's Affiliates resulting from such factoring arrangements which shall be payable in accordance with their existing terms, if, but only if, such factoring arrangements constituted Interest Bearing Liabilities and as such were deducted from the Purchase Price under Section 4.1 (b) hereof.
Buyer shall at the Closing in exchange for delivery of the Shares pay in cash to Seller a preliminary purchase price in the amount of SEK 2,665,515,000 (i.e. the price offered by Buyer cash free, debt free for the Shares plus Liquid Assets as set forth in the Pro Forma Balance Sheet (SEK 421,929,000) minus Interest Bearing Liabilities as set forth in the Pro Forma Balance Sheet (SEK 981,414,000) (the "Preliminary Purchase Price").
Adjusted Net Debt means at any time Interest Bearing Liabilities less Consolidated Cash and Cash Equivalents and less (to the extent included in the Interest Bearing Liabilities) Shareholder Loans.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Group Companies will not after Closing be or become liable to pay any further Taxes attributable to the period ending on or before the Closing Date, other than as will be accounted for in the Closing Accounts as Interest Bearing Liabilities.