Common use of Put Purchase Price Clause in Contracts

Put Purchase Price. In the event of a Put, the purchase price for a Put Participant’s Interests shall be the proceeds that such Put Participant would receive with respect to the Preferred Interests and/or Common Interests being purchased if the Put Value (as defined below) as of the Put Notice Date were distributed to the equityholders of the Company through a hypothetical liquidation waterfall (the “Put Purchase Amount”). The “Put Value” shall mean, as of the Put Notice Date, the greatest of (a) the Revenue Multiple multiplied by Revenue for the prior calendar year, (b) the EBITDA Multiple multiplied by EBITDA, and (c) the Recent Financing Equity Value. If a Put Participant exercises a Put then subject to the “Put Limitations” below, the applicable Interests will be purchased within 90 days of the determination of the Put Purchase Amount.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Contribution and Assignment Agreement (WndrCo Holdings, LLC), Contribution and Assignment Agreement (WndrCo Holdings, LLC), Contribution and Assignment Agreement (WndrCo Holdings, LLC)

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