Common use of Anti-Dilution Protection Clause in Contracts

Anti-Dilution Protection. In addition, Forty Seven will issue Stanford, without further consideration, any additional shares of stock of the class issued pursuant to the above necessary to ensure that the total number of shares issued Stanford does not represent less than [*]% of the shares issued and outstanding on a Fully-Diluted Basis at any time through the completion of issuance of all shares to be issued in connection with the First Round of bona fide equity investment in Forty Seven from a single or group of investors which is both (i) at least $[*] in size and (ii) at a price per share which, when applied to stock actually outstanding immediately after such round, implies a post-financing equity valuation of Forty Seven of at least $[*] (provided that if more than $[*] is raised as of such time, the calculation of Stanford’s percentage ownership shall be determined as if only $[*] was raised). A “First Round” is a bona fide round of equity, warrant, option or convertible equity investment which includes all the tranches prior to the completion of the financing. This right will expire upon the issuance of all shares to be issued in connection with such First Round, but will apply to all shares to be issued in or in connection with such First Round.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Equity) Agreement, Equity) Agreement (Forty Seven, Inc.), Equity) Agreement (Forty Seven, Inc.)

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