Examples of MTN Shares in a sentence
This is because MTN Zakhele Futhi has unlimited upside, but limited downside risk i.e. should the NVF exceed the fair value of the MTN Shares at the end of the scheme, MTN Zakhele Futhi will only be responsible to pay the outstanding NVF equivalent to the market value of the number of NVF shares in the structure.
The option represents the benefit received by MTN Zakhele Futhi on the purchase of the MTN Shares using the NVF and has a value to MTN Zakhele Futhi of R928.8 million.
The number of MTN Shares issued under the Tranche 1 Subscription and Call Option Agreement and Tranche 2 Subscription Agreement will then be adjusted accordingly.
At the implementation date of the Proposed Transactions, the deferred tax arises on MTN Shares purchased by MTN Zakhele Futhi at less than market value.
Such share certificates shall only be released, if necessary, for the purposes of implementing any transfer permitted in terms of this Agreement and/or required under the BEE Transaction Documents on the basis that once such transfer is implemented, all share certificates in respect of the remaining MTN Shares after such transfer are retained and held by MTN (or its relevant nominees or agents).
The MTN Shares issued to MTN Zakhele Futhi are not accounted for as issued.
This entitles the relevant subsidiary to a tax deduction (totalling R107 million across all subsidiaries), calculated as 28% of 3 million MTN Shares multiplied by the closing spot Share Price of R127.81 at the Last Practicable Date for the Circular in respect of the payment, to be received over the service period.
The combination of investment risk and life span uncertainty produces a complex profile of risk and return characteristics that can be very difficult for the consumer to assess.
With limited exceptions (e.g. death), participants in the ESOP will be required to hold the MTN Shares awarded to them under the ESOP scheme for a period of at least five years.
As detailed in Table 3, LEM currently utilizes production planning and information sharing processes that are commonly used among large electronic manufacturers.