Examples of Foreign Shareholding in a sentence
Foreign Shareholding Restrictions has the meaning ascribed to it in Clause 5.1. Pre-Trade Checking means the pre-trade checking requirements set out in the Stock Connect Rules under which a sell order can be rejected.
The Client acknowledges that it shall observe the Applicable Law including but not limited to the publicly available information regarding balance of the Daily Quota and/or Foreign Shareholding Restrictions as prescribed by the Stock Connect Rules and/or any other Applicable Law from time to time.
Foreign Shareholding RatioMore than 30% [Status of Major Shareholders]Name / Company NameNumber of Shares OwnedPercentage (%)The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd.
The Client accepts that the Client will not be permitted to buy China Connect Securities if the purchase of China Connect Securities under the China Stock Connect is suspended or otherwise rejected by virtue of any quota or Foreign Shareholding Restrictions as prescribed by the China Connect Rules and the Applicable Regulations from time to time.
Foreign Shareholding RatioFrom 20% to less than 30% [Status of Major Shareholders]Name / Company NameNumber of Shares OwnedPercentage (%)The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd.
Foreign Shareholding Restrictions The China Securities Regulatory Commission (the “CSRC”) stipulates that, when holding A shares through the Stock Connects, Hong Kong and overseas investors are subject to the following shareholding restrictions: • shares held by a single foreign investor (such as the Fund) investing in a listed company must not exceed 10 per cent.
Foreign Shareholding RatioFrom 10% to less than 20% [Status of Major Shareholders]Name / Company NameNumber of Shares OwnedPercentage (%)The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd.
Capital Structure Foreign Shareholding RatioFrom 20% to less than 30% [Status of Major Shareholders] [Updated] Controlling Shareholder (except for Parent Company)— Parent Company (Listed Stock Market)Hitachi, Ltd.
For the exercise by any Warrant Holder that would cause the shareholding by Foreign Individual in the Company to exceed such proportion, the Company will be entitled to refuse such exercise by such Warrant Holder without paying for any damages to the Foreign Warrant Holder (both individual and juristic persons) who cannot exercise his/her rights to purchase the Company’s ordinary shares due to the aforementioned Foreign Shareholding Restriction of the Company.
If the Warrant Holders exercise their Warrants during the notification period of the last exercise and the Warrant Holders cannot exercise their rights to purchase the Company ordinary shares as a result of the Foreign Shareholding Restriction, it shall be deemed that that the Warrants then expire, and the Foreign Warrant Holders shall not have rights to claim for any damage from the Company, and the Company shall not indemnify for any damage.