Examples of Pre-Closing Reorganisation in a sentence
In addition, the SC had also on the same date granted its approval for the Proposed Acquisition and the Proposed Merger.1.4 On 22 January 2014, on behalf of AFFIN, AFFIN Investment announced that AFFIN had entered into the SPA to acquire the Hwang IB Shares (after the Pre-Closing Reorganisation) and the Minority Shares, and that AFFIN intends to undertake the Proposed Merger.
This is illustrated as follows: Purchase Price = Base Price + RM700,000 = RM1,363 million + RM700,000 = RM1,363.7 million The adjustment of RM700,000 is for the reimbursement of part of the costs and expenses of the Pre-Closing Reorganisation that Hwang IB underwent prior to the completion of the transaction whereby the amount of RM700,000 was an amount which Hwang-DBS had requested for and AFFIN had agreed to bear.
Other than any transaction carried out pursuant to the Pre-Closing Reorganisation and the transactions contemplated by this Agreement, from the Accounts Date to and including Closing no Group Company has been involved in any transaction which has given, or, so far as the Seller is aware, is likely to give (or would be likely to give, but for the availability of any Relief), rise to any Tax other than in respect of actual income earned by any Group Company in the course of its trade.
The Seller shall indemnify, as a reduction of the Purchase Price, the Buyer and the Group Companies for any loss incurred in connection with or arising from the Pre-Closing Reorganisation Transactions.
The implementation of the Pre-Closing Reorganisation Transactions prior to the Closing Date shall be at no cost and with no liability (including, but not limited to, Tax liability) for the Buyer and the Group Companies.
Following the Pre-Closing Reorganisation, AFFIN will acquire the Hwang IB Shares and the Minority Shares for the Purchase Price (being the Base Price of RM1,363 million adjusted for the NA Adjustment and other adjustment as outlined below) to be fully satisfied in cash.
The Pre-Closing Reorganisation will be completed, or substantively complete, prior to completion.
Subject to the Subscription Agreement becoming unconditional and following implementation of the Pre-Closing Reorganisation, Bidvest will:• subscribe for the Subscription Shares; and• advance the Bidvest Loan.After implementation of the aforesaid subscription, the share capital of EIH will be held as follows: Bidvest as to 95.2% and enX as to 4.8%.
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On 3 April 2014, the Company entered into a conditional Share Sale and Purchase Agreement with Alliance Investment Bank Berhad, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alliance Bank Malaysia Berhad, to dispose of its 51% equity interest, representing 1,275,000 ordinary shares of RM1 each in a subsidiary, HDBS Vickers for a cash consideration of RM394,000, subsequent to the completion of the Pre-Closing Reorganisation, as disclosed in explanatory note B7(e).