Post-Merger Reorganization definition

Post-Merger Reorganization means the transaction, following the Merger, by which (i) Sabine forms a new wholly owned Delaware subsidiary (“New Delaware Holdco”) and New Delaware Holdco forms a wholly owned merger subsidiary

Post-Merger Reorganization shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.7.2.

Post-Merger Reorganization means the transaction, following the Merger, by which (i) Sabine forms a new wholly owned Delaware subsidiary (“New Delaware Holdco”) and New Delaware Holdco forms a wholly owned merger subsidiary (“Reincorporation Merger Sub”), and (ii) a reincorporation merger agreement is adopted providing for the merger of the Reincorporation Merger Sub with and into Sabine, with Sabine surviving the reincorporation merger as a wholly owned subsidiary of New Delaware Holdco, and Sabine common and preferred shareholders receiving corresponding shares in New Delaware Holdco in exchange for their Sabine shares.

Examples of Post-Merger Reorganization in a sentence

• Immediately following the Effective Time, the Post-Merger Reorganization shall automatically occur, without any further act or formality by the Resulting Issuer or the applicable SUB Shareholders.

• As a result of the Post-Merger Reorganization, Colonial Merger Sub shall become a wholly owned subsidiary of Colonial Partnership.

• The Company simultaneously commenced the consultation with the Works Council regarding the Demerger and the Merger, and the Post-Merger Reorganization, in accordance with Articles L.

• No later than one day following the Closing Date, Colonial shall contribute to Colonial Partnership all of the outstanding Colonial Merger Sub LLC Units in exchange for additional Colonial OP Units (such transaction, the "Post-Merger Reorganization").

More Definitions of Post-Merger Reorganization

Post-Merger Reorganization means the completion of the Share Exchange, immediately following the Effective Time.