Common use of Mandatory Reverse Stock Split Clause in Contracts

Mandatory Reverse Stock Split. So long as Borrower shall have any obligation under this Note, should there be no bid on the trading market where Borrower’s Commons Stock is listed or traded for 3 consecutive Trading Days or if the price of the stock is below one cent, the Borrower shall immediately take action to have its Common Stock undergo a reverse stock split at a ratio of 500 to 1 or such other ratio as shall make sound business judgment, subject to the filing with the SEC of an Information Statement on Schedule 14C or a Proxy Statement on Schedule 14A and subject to FINRA approval prior to the implementation of the reverse split.

Mandatory Reverse Stock Split. So long as Borrower shall have any obligation under this Note, should there be no bid on the trading market where Borrower’s 's Commons Stock is listed or traded for 3 consecutive Trading Days or if the price of the stock is below one cent, the Borrower shall immediately take action to have its Common Stock undergo a reverse stock split at a ratio of 500 to 1 or such other ratio as shall make sound business judgment, subject to the filing with the SEC of an Information Statement on Schedule 14C or a Proxy Statement on Schedule 14A and subject to FINRA approval prior to the implementation of the reverse split.

Mandatory Reverse Stock Split. So long as Borrower shall have any obligation under this Note, should there be no bid on the trading market where Borrower’s Commons Stock is listed or traded for 3 consecutive Trading Days or if the price of the stock is below one cent, the Borrower shall immediately take action to have its Common Stock Ordinary Shares undergo a reverse stock split at a ratio of 500 to 1 or such other ratio as shall make sound business judgment, subject to the filing with the SEC of an Information Statement on Schedule 14C or a Proxy Statement on Schedule 14A and subject to FINRA approval prior to the implementation of the reverse split.