Common use of Allocation of Shares by Exchange Ratio Clause in Contracts

Allocation of Shares by Exchange Ratio. Pursuant to the Exchange Ratio, the Parties have agreed to propose to their shareholders that the New Shares to be issued by Telecom Argentina be allocated to the holders of shares of common stock of Cablevisión as follows: a. Fintech Media: pursuant to the Exchange Ratio, Fintech Media should receive 169,900,857.70 shares, as a result of which the Parties have proposed that Fintech Media receive 169,900,858 New Class A Shares of Telecom Argentina in exchange for 17,212 Class B shares issued by Cablevisión and held by Fintech Media; b. CVH: pursuant to the Exchange Ratio, CVH should receive 406,757,183.55 shares, as a result of which the Parties have proposed that CVH receive 406,757,183 New Shares Class D in exchange for 41,207 shares (34,425 Class A Shares of CV and 6,782 Class B Shares of CV) issued by Cablevisión and held by CVH; c. VLG: pursuant to the Exchange Ratio, VLG should receive 607,870,364.75 shares, as a result of which the Parties have proposed that VLG receive 607,870,365 New Shares in exchange for 61,581 Class A Shares issued by Cablevisión and held by VLG. Such New Shares of common stock issued by Telecom Argentina shall be divided between New Class A Shares and New Class D Shares and delivered to VLG pro rata Fintech Media and CVH’s shareholdings in VLG as of the Merger Effective Date.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Preliminary Merger Agreement (Telecom Argentina Sa), Preliminary Merger Agreement (Cablevision Holding S.A.), Preliminary Merger Agreement (Telecom Argentina Sa)

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