Non-Controlling Interest definition
Examples of Non-Controlling Interest in a sentence
Non-Controlling Interest Expense – For any period, the amount of any non-controlling interest expense as shown on Borrower’s statement of income as determined in accordance with GAAP, that is deducted in the calculation of Consolidated Net Income for such period.
For any period, Borrower’s Consolidated Net Income (or deficit) plus (a) Consolidated Interest Expense, plus (b) Consolidated Depreciation Expense, plus (c) Consolidated Amortization Expense, plus (d) Consolidated Tax Expense, plus (e) all other non-cash expenses (including non-cash stock compensation), minus (f) extraordinary gains, plus (g) Non-Controlling Interest Expense, all as determined in accordance with GAAP.
Specific adjustments to the Company’s net cash flow from operating activities include the following: (1) adding amounts received by the Company as principal payments on the Palo Verde lessor notes, (2) adding amounts received by the Company as Palo Verde 3 toll revenue, (3) including amounts attributable to Optim Energy, LLC cash earnings, (4) excluding changes in the Company’s working capital, and (5) excluding the impacts of the Valencia Non-Controlling Interest.
Each Purchased Asset is a Conduit Asset, a Non-Conduit Asset, a Pari Passu Participation Interest, a Senior Participation Interest, a Junior Participation Interest, a Non-Controlling Interest, a B-Note or a Pledged LLC Interest.
For purposes of this Agreement, “Final Aggregate Purchase Price” means (i) the Base Purchase Price, (ii) plus Final Closing Cash, minus (iii) Final Closing Indebtedness, minus (iv) Final Closing Non-Controlling Interest, minus (v) Final Closing Transaction Expenses, minus (vi) the Escrow Amount, minus (vii) the Holder Representative Expense Fund Amount, plus (viii) the Final Closing Working Capital Adjustment, plus (ix) the Aggregate Option Exercise Price, plus (x) the Aggregate Threshold Amount.