Projected Gross Clause Samples

The 'Projected Gross' clause defines the estimated total income or revenue expected from a particular asset, project, or agreement before any deductions such as expenses, taxes, or allowances are made. In practice, this clause typically outlines the method for calculating projected gross figures, which may be based on historical data, market analysis, or agreed-upon assumptions between the parties. Its core function is to provide a clear and standardized basis for financial projections, facilitating transparency and informed decision-making in contractual arrangements.
Projected Gross. Return The Projected Gross Return on Investment would be determined by the following: a. The Projected Gross Return on Investment is %.
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Projected Gross. Return The Projected Gross Return on Investment would be determined by the following: The Projected Gross Return on Investment is ____%. The PSR is constant for all Investors. However, the profit cap for each type of investor is different. The Company will charge a performance incentive fee of ____% of the Projected Gross Return (if any) on Investment. In the event that no returns are realised, the Company will not charge any incentive fee. The Company will charge a fixed fee of SGD 1.00 (One Singaporean Dollar) for the Wakalah services. The Company charges 2.91% of the Commitment Amount as service fees. The services fees are an expense of the Project and will not reduce the capital contribution amount of the Investor in the Project. Thus, the Projected ROI will also be unaffected by this expense.
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Projected Gross. Return The Projected Gross Return on Investment would be determined by the following: a. In the first step, the Company, on behalf of the Investor Group, will purchase the Assets from the Developer at the price of SGD $167,446 (SGD 5,774 per unit for 29 units). b. In the second step, the Developer as an agent of the Company will sell the housing units to the end buyers at SGD 359,698 (SGD 12,403 per unit).
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Projected Gross. Return The Projected Gross Return on Investment would be determined by the following: a. The Projected Gross Return on Investment is 14% for Retail Investors, 15% for Silver Investors and 16% for Gold Investors. b. The higher return for Silver and Gold Investor is facilitated by wa’d letter from the Developer, in which the Developer agrees to forego a portion of his profit for the benefit of some Investors. The wa’d does not amount to a guarantee of profit as it is only applicable if the Developer earns profit and is not completely deprived from profit as a result of this wa’d. c. A performance incentive fee of 12.5% of the Projected Gross Return (if any) on Investment will be charged by the Company. In the event that no returns are realised, the Company will not charge any incentive fee. d. The Company will charge a fixed fee of SGD 1.00 only.
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Projected Gross. Return The Projected Gross Return on Investment would be determined by the following: a. In the first step, the Company, on behalf of the Investor Group, will purchase the Assets from the Developer at the price of SGD $300,602 (SGD 11,562 per unit for 26 units). b. In the second step, the Developer as an agent of the Company will sell the housing units to the end buyers at SGD 487,275.60 (SGD 18,741.37 per unit). c. The Developer would charge an agency fee of 30.91% of total selling price. d. The agency fee shall decrease by 0.5% per month of the total selling price if the sale of units is not finalized within the stipulated time in the Agreement, i.e. the project tenure. (as in wakalah, fee is not a debt and it does not become the right of the wakeel (agent/developer) until he sells the units. e. The projected ROI for the Investor shall increase proportionately to the decrease in the Developer’s agency fee (as the projected ROI is estimated by calculating the costs and revenue of the investment, developer’s agency fee is one of the costs’ factors. Thus, a decrease in the fee would decrease the cost and consequently raise the projected ROI). f. The Projected Gross Return on Investment post payment of the Developer Agency Fee is 12% for Retail Investors, 13% for Silver Investors and 14% for Gold Investors. g. A performance incentive fee of 12.5% of the Projected Gross Return (if any) on Investment will be charged by the Company. In the event that no returns are realised, the Company will not charge any fee.
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