Common use of Capital Reduction Clause in Contracts

Capital Reduction. A capital reduction may be performed by lowering the nominal value of the shares, by cancellation of shares or by combining them for exchange, and, in said cases, its purpose may be to return the value of contributions, release shareholders from their obligation to provide pending contributions, constitute or increase voluntary reserves or restore a balance between the share capital and equity of the company, in addition to any other purpose permitted by law.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Merger Agreement, Merger Agreement, Merger Agreement

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