Listing on a Stock Exchange Sample Clauses
The "Listing on a Stock Exchange" clause sets out the requirements and procedures for a company to have its shares publicly traded on a recognized stock exchange. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions that must be met before listing, such as obtaining necessary approvals, meeting regulatory standards, and possibly informing or obtaining consent from certain stakeholders. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are aware of and agree to the process and implications of becoming a publicly listed company, thereby providing transparency and managing expectations regarding public trading of shares.
Listing on a Stock Exchange. 1. The Subconcessionaire or a company in which the Subconcessionaire holds majority shares may not be listed on the stock exchange, except with the permission of the government.
2. The Subconcessionaire shall also have the obligation to take measures to ensure that legal persons that are controlling shareholders of the Subconcessionaire and whose major business is to directly or indirectly implement projects set forth in the investment plans attached hereto will not, without prior notice given to the government, apply for listing on a stock exchange or conduct any act aiming at being accepted for listing on a stock exchange.
3. An application requesting the permission referred to in the paragraph 1 above and the prior notice referred to in paragraph 2 above shall be made by the Subconcessionaire and all the necessary documents shall be attached thereto, and the government shall not be prevented from requesting the provision of additional documents, material and information.
Listing on a Stock Exchange. The Optionee will use all commercially reasonable efforts to diligently pursue the listing of the Shares on a recognized stock exchange in Canada, including the TSX Venture Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Listing on a Stock Exchange. The Parent shall maintain its listing on NASDAQ or such other reputable stock exchange deemed satisfactory to the Lenders.
Listing on a Stock Exchange. If the Company at any time lists any Common Stock or other securities of the same class as those issuable on exercise of this Warrant on any national securities exchange, or include these in the NASDAQ Stock Market (the “NASDAQ”), the Company will, at its expense, simultaneously list on that exchange, or include in NASDAQ, an official notice of issuance on exercise of this Warrant and maintain such listing or inclusion of all Shares of Common Stock or other securities from time to time issuable on exercise of this Warrant, for so long as the Common Stock or other such securities are so listed.
Listing on a Stock Exchange. 1. The concessionaire or a company in which the concessionaire holds majority shares shall not be listed on a stock exchange.
2. In the event the shareholders that hold, directly or indirectly, an amount equal to or higher than 5% of the registered capital of the concessionaire are listed on a stock exchange, the concessionaire must communicate such fact to the DICJ within fifteen days counting from the date of knowledge of the fact, submitting the information and documents related to the listing on the stock exchange.
3. The concessionaire shall also take measures to endeavor so that the corporate entities mentioned in the previous number do not apply for or get listed on a stock exchange without prior communication to the Government.