Takeover Scheme definition
Takeover Scheme means a takeover scheme made in accordance with section 635(b) of the Corporations Law in respect of a Relevant Class of Shares in the Company.
Takeover Scheme shall have the meaning ascribed to that term in the Rules;
Takeover Scheme means any scheme of arrangement under Part 26 of Companies Act to acquire Anglo Teck Shares as a result of which any Person will become the holder of more than 50% of the Anglo Teck Shares in issue at the applicable Anglo Teck Control Transaction Effective Date (for this purpose inclusive of any Anglo Teck Shares held by HoldCo but excluding the Charitable Trust Shares);
More Definitions of Takeover Scheme
Takeover Scheme means the takeover scheme constituted by the Offers for Stanley Shares;
Takeover Scheme means the takeover scheme under the Corporations Law constituted by the Offers.
Takeover Scheme means a takeover scheme made in accordance with section 635(b) of the
Takeover Scheme means the takeover scheme constituted in accordance with Division 1 of Part 6.3 of the Corporations Law pursuant to which Purchaser proposes to make offers to acquire all the Shares and ADSs.
Takeover Scheme means the takeover scheme constituted by the Offers to which this Statement relates.
Takeover Scheme means the takeover scheme by Bidder in respect of the Shares made pursuant to Part 6.3 of the Corporations Law in accordance with the Bidder's Part A Statement dated [ ] 1998 which was served on Computer Power on [ ] 1998.
Takeover Scheme means a scheme involving the making of offers for acquisition by or on behalf of a person—