Voluntary Equity Contributions definition

Voluntary Equity Contributions means (a) documented voluntary, unconditional cash equity contributions made to an Obligor Party after the date of the initial Credit Event, excluding Equity Contributions and (b) Permitted Junior Debt.
Voluntary Equity Contributions means documented voluntary, unconditional cash equity contributions made to the Company by a non-Gauzy Company after the Effective Date.
Voluntary Equity Contributions has the meaning assigned to such term in the P1 Equity Contribution Agreement.

Examples of Voluntary Equity Contributions in a sentence

  • Amounts shall be deposited in the Operating Account only as, when and to the extent provided in Section 5.15(a), or from the proceeds of Voluntary Equity Contributions.

  • Amounts shall be deposited in the Operating Account only as, when and to the extent provided in Section 5.13(a), or from the proceeds of Voluntary Equity Contributions.


More Definitions of Voluntary Equity Contributions

Voluntary Equity Contributions means any Equity Contributions that do not constitute Capital Contributions.
Voluntary Equity Contributions as defined in the Depositary Agreement.
Voluntary Equity Contributions means any documented voluntary, unconditional cash equity contributions made by the Managing Member (or any direct or indirect Subsidiary of the Managing Member) to Borrower, which shall include any amount available for distribution by Borrower in accordance with this Agreement and the Depositary Agreement that such Person causes to be applied as a voluntary, unconditional cash equity contribution to Borrower (and documents such contribution).

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