Common use of Adjustment to the Exchange Ratio Clause in Contracts

Adjustment to the Exchange Ratio. The Exchange Ratio will be adjusted by the amount of (i) any dividends, interest on equity and other earnings declared and/or paid as from this date and up to the Closing date of the Transaction (included); and (ii) costs eventually incurred by the Company for the hiring of the financial advisors for the evaluation or, in any way, in the context of eventual Competing Transactions (as defined in Clause 7.1(ii)). The Parties agree that any repurchase or issuance of new shares by STNE or StoneCo, whether in the context of mergers and acquisition transactions, capital increase, public offering, private offering, RSU issuance (restricted shares units), share incentive plans intended to its executives or the exercise of stock options will not imply any adjustment in the Exchange Ratio.

Adjustment to the Exchange Ratio. The Exchange Ratio will be adjusted by the amount of of (i) any dividends, interest on equity and other earnings declared and/or paid as from this date and up to the Closing date of the Transaction (included); and (ii) costs eventually incurred by the Company for the hiring of the financial advisors for the evaluation or, in any way, in the context of eventual Competing Transactions (as defined in Clause 7.1(ii)). The Parties agree that any repurchase or issuance of new shares by STNE or StoneCo, whether in the context of mergers and acquisition transactions, capital increase, public offering, private offering, RSU issuance (restricted shares units), share incentive plans intended to its executives or the exercise of stock options will not imply any adjustment in the Exchange Ratio.