Examples of Merger Protocol in a sentence
The STNE General Shareholders’ Meeting must approve, under the terms of the Brazilian Corporation Law: (a) all the necessary documentation for the Merger of Shares and the attribution of the New Shares STNE, including, but not limited to, the Merger Protocol to be prepared by the managements of Linx and STNE; and (b) the Redemption of Shares.
In these Articles of Association, the following terms have the following meanings: Business Plan means the business plan of the Group in the form agreed between (and so initialled by or on behalf of) the Offeror and the Company as at the date of the Merger Protocol, as such may be amended by written agreement between them from time to time.
During the Matching Offer Period, Neways will continue to cooperate with and support the Offer and Transaction in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Merger Protocol.
Thus, even if the country no longer exists, the new states always have a history in common with permanent settlements that go back over time, such as being in a post-socialist society, and followed by intense privatizations and marked by few job offers or prospects for young people.
After careful consideration by the Boards, the Merger Protocol was agreed and signed on 24 June 2021 by Neways and Infestos Sustainability after close of trading at Euronext Amsterdam.
At the end of the process, the Boards unanimously concluded that the Offer, and the actions and transactions contemplated in the Merger Protocol, are in the best interests of Neways and the continued success of its business, taking into account the interests of all stakeholders of Neways, among which its employees, (minority) Shareholders, customers, suppliers and creditors.
Merger Protocol means the merger protocol entered into on [date] between the Offeror and the Company, as amended from time to time including the recitals, schedules and annexes thereto.
The Merger Protocol provides for the Offeror the option, upon completion of the Offer, to implement the Post-Closing Merger Restructuring under the conditions set out in section 6.11(b) of the Offer Memorandum (Post-Closing Merger Restructuring) and section 7.2.2 of the Position Statement (Description of the Post-Closing Merger Restructuring).
The terms and conditions of the Offer, as documented in the Merger Protocol, have been agreed between UPS and TNT Express only with the prior approval of the Supervisory Board.
In connection with the Offer, the board of directors of UPS received a written opinion from Morgan Stanley, one of its financial advisers, dated 18 March 2012 which states that as at that date – based upon and subject to, the assumptions, matters considered and limitations on the review undertaken, set forth in such opinion – the consideration to be paid by UPS pursuant to the Merger Protocol was fair, from a financial point of view, to UPS.