Funding for the Proposed Joint Venture Sample Clauses

Funding for the Proposed Joint Venture. The funding for the Joint Venture will be from internal generated funds. If the Board of the JV Company, at any time determines that the JV Company’s financial resources are at any stage insufficient to satisfy the working capital or funding requirement, the Parties shall, upon mutual agreement, determine the appropriate means of meeting the funding requirement which shall include by way of additional equity contributions by the Parties, shareholders’ advances and/or external financing by any financial institutions to be agreed upon by the Parties, provided always that any equity contribution from the Parties shall not at any time result in a dilution of the respective Party’s shareholding in the JV Company.
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