Earnings, Net Assets and Gearing Sample Clauses

Earnings, Net Assets and Gearing. The Proposed Transaction is not expected to have any material effect to the earnings, net asset and gearing of CDB for the financial year ending 31 December 2023. It is in the best interest of CDB to benefit from its shareholding in DNB which will contribute to the CDB’s overall future performance.
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Earnings, Net Assets and Gearing. The Shareholders’ Agreement is not expected to have any material effect on the earnings per share, net assets per share and gearing of APM Group for the financial year ending 31 December 2021.
Earnings, Net Assets and Gearing. The completion of the Proposed Shareholder Advance is premised on among others CelcomDigi agreeing to regard the AA Prepayment as Shareholder Advance in DNB. This provides CelcomDigi with the strategic optionality of further participation in the nation’s 5G DN transition and the eligibility to potentially own and operate the Second 5G Network. Further, under the Shareholders’ Agreement, CelcomDigi will purchase the MoF Inc. DNB Share and MoF Loan and/or MoF Additional Shareholder Advance (if any) including any accrued interests upon the exercise of the MoF Put Option or Investor Shareholders Call Option as described in Section 4.3 of this Announcement. Subject to the outcome of the 5G DN transition process, the Minister of Communications’ determination of the second 5G network provider and whether CelcomDigi continues to be a shareholder of DNB, the Proposed Transaction will be recognised as investment and CelcomDigi will only be able to determine the eventual financial effects upon finalisation of the 5G DN transition process.

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