Common use of Anti-Dilution Protection Clause in Contracts

Anti-Dilution Protection. If the Company issues or proposes to issue Equity Securities (“New Issuance”) to any person at an effective issue price that is less than the subscription price in USD of the Series H CCPS (as adjusted for share splits or similar reorganization of the share capital of the Company), other than the issue of Equity Shares on the conversion of the Equity Securities existing as on the date of subscription of Series H CCPS, then the holders of Series H CCPS shall be entitled to an adjustment to the Normal Conversion Factor based on broad-based weighted average method such that the holders of Series H CCPS receive a higher number of Equity Shares to compensate for the higher subscription price paid for the subscription of Series H CCPS by its holders than the effective issue price of Equity Securities in the New Issuance.

Anti-Dilution Protection. If the Company issues or proposes to issue Equity Securities (“New Issuance”) to any person at an effective issue price that is less than the subscription price in USD of the Series H CCPS (as adjusted for share splits or similar reorganization of the share capital of the Company), other than the issue of Equity Shares on the conversion of the Equity Securities existing as on the date of subscription of Series H CCPS, then the holders of Series H CCPS shall be entitled to an adjustment to the Normal Conversion Factor based on broad-based weighted average method such that the holders of Series H CCPS receive a higher number of Equity Shares to compensate for the higher subscription price paid for the subscription of Series H CCPS by its holders than the effective issue price of Equity Securities in the New Issuance.