Actual State Periodic Payment Sample Clauses

Actual State Periodic Payment. The Actual State Periodic Payment which shall be paid to the Concessionaire shall be calculated according to the following formula: ASPP(i,j) = ATTI(i,j) - ATRTq (i,j) + TRG(i,j) ASPP(i,j) - Actual State Periodic Payment for every quarter j of every Year i; ATTI(i,j) - Adjusted Total Target Income for every quarter j of every Year i; ATRTq (i,j) - Adjusted Quarterly Toll Revenue Target for every quarter j of every Year i; TRG(i,j) - Toll Revenue Guarantee for every quarter j of every Year i ("Actual State Periodic Payment").
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