Public Exchange Offers definition

Public Exchange Offers. Public exchange offers in France and in the United States initiated by Nokia on the securities of the Company, as approved by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers in France and by the Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States.
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Examples of Public Exchange Offers in a sentence

  • In connection with the Public Exchange Offers, Nokia has undertaken under certain conditions to propose a mechanism that would ensure the liquidity of certain Option Underlying Shares if the liquidity of the Company Shares is significantly reduced as a result of the completion of the Public Exchange Offers (as further described below).

  • In connection with the Public Exchange Offers, Nokia has undertaken under certain conditions to propose a mechanism that would ensure the liquidity of certain Performance Shares if the liquidity of the Company Shares is significantly reduced as a result of the completion of the Public Exchange Offers (as further described below).

  • The terms and conditions of this liquidity agreement (the “2015 Performance Shares Liquidity Agreement”) shall be applicable to and binding on the Beneficiary, Nokia and the Company, provided that (i) the Beneficiary validly accepts the Notification Letter, (ii) Nokia reaches the Success Threshold following the Initial Offering Period and (iii) the resolutions required to implement the Public Exchange Offers are approved by Nokia’s shareholders.

  • The terms and conditions of this liquidity agreement (the “Lock-Up Stock Options Liquidity Agreement”) shall be applicable to and binding on the Beneficiary, Nokia and the Company, provided that (i) Nokia reaches the Success Threshold following the Initial Offering Period and (ii) the resolutions required to implement the Public Exchange Offers are approved by Nokia’s shareholders.

  • In the event that all of the Company Shares resulting from the Acceleration are sold prior to the date of settlement of the Public Exchange Offers (including pursuant to any Subsequent Offering Period) or, as the case may be, the Squeeze-Out, the reciprocal undertakings of the Parties hereunder with regard to the said transferred Company Shares would expire.

  • The terms and conditions of this liquidity agreement (the “Underwater Stock Options Liquidity Agreement”) shall be applicable to and binding on the Beneficiary, Nokia and the Company, provided that (i) the Beneficiary complies with the Acceptance Process at any time by the last day of the Initial Offering Period, (ii) Nokia reaches the Success Threshold following the Initial Offering Period and (iii) the resolutions required to implement the Public Exchange Offers are approved by Nokia’s shareholders.

  • In connection with the Public Exchange Offers, the Company has undertaken to propose an acceleration mechanism that would enable the Beneficiary to monetize his/her Performance Shares for cash during the Public Exchange Offers.

  • The terms and conditions of this liquidity agreement (the “Underwater Stock Options Liquidity Agreement”) shall be applicable to and binding on the Beneficiary, Nokia and the Company, provided that (i) Nokia reaches the Success Threshold following the Initial Offering Period and (ii) the resolutions required to implement the Public Exchange Offers are approved by Nokia’s shareholders.

  • The terms and conditions of this liquidity agreement (the “Lock-Up Stock Options Liquidity Agreement”) shall be applicable to and binding on the Beneficiary, Nokia and the Company, provided that (i) the Beneficiary complies with the Acceptance Process at any time by the last day of the Initial Offering Period, (ii) Nokia reaches the Success Threshold following the Initial Offering Period and (iii) the resolutions required to implement the Public Exchange Offers are approved by Nokia’s shareholders.

  • In the event that all of the Beneficiary’s Option Underlying Shares are sold in compliance with the Stock Options Acceleration Agreement prior to the date of settlement of the Public Exchange Offers (including pursuant to any Subsequent Offering Period), or, as the case may be, the Squeeze-Out, the reciprocal undertakings of the Parties hereunder with regard to the said transferred Company Shares would expire.