Polysilicon Group definition

Polysilicon Group means the group comprised of the of Subsidiaries of the Company holding its polysilicon business and operations at any time, including LDK Silicon & Chemical, LDK Silicon Holding, Jiangxi LDK PV Silicon Technology Co., Ltd. and Jiangxi LDK Solar Polysilicon Co., Ltd.
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Examples of Polysilicon Group in a sentence

  • The Company may elect to have any Non-PRC Restricted Subsidiary outside the Polysilicon Group not provide a Subsidiary Guarantee, provided that the Consolidated Assets of all Non-PRC Restricted Subsidiaries outside the Polysilicon Group (including such Restricted Subsidiary) that are Non-Guarantors Subsidiaries at the time do not account for more than 7.5% of the Total Assets of the Company.

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