Examples of Merging Companies in a sentence

The Parties further declare that they are aware that the Acquiring Company shall also be deemed to be the legal successor with respect to any obligation and rights arising out of any litigation, non-litigious procedure and regulatory proceedings that may become known after the Merging Date, launched against the Merging Companies based on the legal relationship that existed prior to the Merging Date.
The Parties declare that, as of the date of signing of this Agreement, no pending litigation is known to be underway with respect to either of the Merging Companies.
In witness of the above the present Draft Merger Agreement for the merger by absorption of “MYTILINEOS HOLDINGS S.A.” with “ALUMINIUM OF GREECE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL S.A.” and “DELTA MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND TURNKEY PROJECTS INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND TECHNICAL S.A.” was made and signed in conformity with the law by the representatives of the Merging Companies.
The Merging Companies and with its resolutions dated 16 October 2017 resolved the following: Az Egyesülő Társaságok a 2017.
Stock Exchange Rules and Regulation part “Requirement for Issuers” the Merging Companies shall execute a merger report.

More Definitions of Merging Companies

Merging Companies means the Issuer, as acquiring company, and Yosemite 1 S.A. and Yosemite 2 S.A., as disappearing companies.

Merging Companies means the Company and Merger Co;

Merging Companies means SIUC (the Successor Company) and Xxxxxxxxx (the Transferor Company), and "Merging Company" shall mean either or one of them as the context so requires;

Merging Companies means U.S. Subco and VSBLTY, Inc.

Merging Companies shall have the meaning set forth in the preamble to this Agreement.

Merging Companies means Liberty MHC and Northfield MHC.

Merging Companies shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.13(a).