Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio Sample Clauses
The Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio clause sets a required threshold for the ratio of a company's equity, adjusted for certain asset values, to its total assets or liabilities. In practice, this clause often requires the company to maintain a specified minimum ratio, calculated by adjusting the book value of equity to reflect current market values of certain assets, such as real estate or investments. This ensures that the company remains financially stable and solvent, protecting lenders or investors by reducing the risk of undercapitalization and potential default.
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio. The Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of the Guarantor (on a consolidated basis) was [•]. The Guarantor shall at all times maintain a minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of thirty per cent (30.00%). The covenant in Clause 20.2.1 (Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio) is thus [not] satisfied.
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio. The Borrower shall at all times during the Security Period maintain a Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of minimum forty-five per cent (45.00%).
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio. The Parent shall at all times during the Security Period maintain a Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of minimum twenty-five per cent. (25.00%).
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio. The Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of the Borrower was [—]. The Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of the Borrower shall at all times during the Security Period be minimum forty-five per cent (45.00%) and the covenant in Clause 22.2.2 (Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio) is thus [not] satisfied.
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio. The Minimum Value Adjusted Equity of the Guarantor (on a consolidated basis) was USD [•].
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio. The Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of the Guarantor (on a consolidated basis) was [•].
Minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio maintain a minimum Value Adjusted Equity Ratio of at least thirty percent (30%);