Examples of Pre-Consolidation Shares in a sentence
A total of approximately 31,026,418,906 Pre-Consolidation Shares were issued and outstanding immediately prior to the Share Consolidation, which resulted in a total of approximately 15,513,157 Post-Consolidation Shares issued and outstanding following completion of the Share Consolidation.
Computed on the basis of an enlarged issued capital of 32,958,695 Shares which excludes the 387,358,736 rights Pre-Consolidation Shares which were issued on 5 March 2015.
Computed on the basis of 13,834,241 issued Shares (the Company does not have treasury shares) which excludes the 387,358,736 rights Pre-Consolidation Shares which were issued on 5 March 2015.
On 18 September 2015, the Company announced a proposed share consolidation to consolidate every twenty (20) Pre-Consolidation Shares in the capital of the Company into one (1) Share (the “Share Consolidation”).
The Company’s market capitalisation (based on an issued share capital of 664,043,548 Pre-Consolidation Shares (the Company does not have treasury shares)) and the volume weighted average price of the Pre-Consolidation Shares on the SGX-ST on the date the SPA was executed is S$18,925,241.
At a time when our nation’s working families urgently need public policies that make our workplaces more fair and family friendly, H.R. 1406 is an empty promise– a cruel hoax that would take the country in the wrong direction.
The Parties agree that the Company may, on or prior to Completion, issue and allot up to 50,000,000 Pre-Consolidation Shares (the “Placement Shares”), by way of placement and/or rights issues, for the purpose of raising funds, inter alia, for defraying the RTO Expenses and to pay or repay any other liabilities owing by the Company to creditors and which may have accrued and become due for payment prior to Completion.
The HTU committee will be set with the executive officer and one representative appointed by the Norwegian National Federation of House Owners and one by the Norwegian Tenants Association respectively.
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The record also shows broad agreement that unnecessarily complicated or burdensome rules risk discouraging providers from participating in the program or delaying the provision of benefits to low-income households for critically important broadband services.2 Thus, to maximize this opportunity, the Commission must adopt implementing rules that are flexible and reflect the temporary nature of the EBB Program, including a streamlined process for approving participating providers.