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Review of Operations Sample Clauses

Review of Operations. Each Lender may, so long as any amount is outstanding under the Note issued to it, directly or through its representatives, review, during normal business hours and upon reasonable notice to Borrower, the premises and books and records of Borrower to the extent it deems necessary or advisable to familiarize itself with such premises and other matters; such review, and the reviews made by such Lender or its representatives prior to the date of this Agreement, shall not, however, affect the representations and warranties made by Borrower in this Agreement or the remedies of such Lender for breaches of those representations and warranties.
Review of OperationsThe Agent shall have completed a review of the operations of the Loan Parties (including, without limitation, an on-site review of the financial statements, financial reporting and computer systems and inventory, receivables, and equipment by the Agent), each in scope, and with results, satisfactory to the Agent; without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Agent shall have been given such access to the management, records, books of account, schedules, projections, contracts and properties of each Loan Party as it shall have requested.
Review of OperationsAt least quarterly, meet or confer with Lender to fully review Borrower's operations, budgets and strategic plans, to provide Lender with advance notice (i) if, in any given fiscal year, legal fees of the Borrower expected to exceed $500,000.00, (ii) the occurrence of any event involving the Borrower, which has occurred outside of the Borrower's ordinary course of business, including, by way of example and not limitation, any extraordinary or material events.
Review of OperationsThe County may monitor and conduct an evaluation of operations funded. An evaluation may include a visit from County personnel to review all financial records pertaining to the Program.
Review of Operations. The operating performance of Xxxxxxxxx Power Station during the five months to June 1995 has been excellent with an available capacity factor of 92.6% for the six unit operation. Generation sent out of 1,908 GWh was 10% better than expected and revenue from generation was 20% higher than anticipated and reflects the benefit of being able to provide reserve plant to the market during times of high demand and/or low availability of other plant. Total sales revenue (including sales of coal to Energy Brix Australia Corporation) was 20% higher than expected. The increase in sales of electricity consequently meant an increase in the supply of coal and a total of 3,685 kt of coal was mined to satisfy demand by Xxxxxxxxx Power Station and Energy Brix Australia Corporation at 100% reliability of supply. Profit After Tax of $15.3 M is a very satisfactory result given the constraints of the initial allocation of electricity sales contracts following the disaggregation of the generation sector. In recognition of the company's ethical obligations in relation to the environment, the Directors have made a commitment to the restoration of the sites occupied by the power station and the mine to an acceptable environmental standard at the end of their economic life. Provision for this is progressively being made through the Profit and Loss Account over the remaining lives of the power station and mine.
Review of Operations. Purchaser may, prior to the Closing Date, directly or through its representatives, review, during normal business hours and upon reasonable notice to the Company, the premises and books and records of the Company to the extent it deems necessary or advisable to familiarize itself with such premises and other matters; such review, and the reviews made by Purchaser or its representatives prior to the date of this Agreement, shall not, however, affect the representations and warranties made by the Company in this Agreement or the remedies of Purchaser for breaches of those representations and warranties.
Review of Operations. YunTech and Polines will each prepare an annual report of internal operations - academic, administrative and physical - reviewing strengths and areas for improvement, for each other’s perusal. Agreed upon by both parties in advance, each institution, at its own expense, will be free to attend the other’s program courses and facilities.
Review of Operations. LISC may monitor and conduct an evaluation of activities funded by the Project Investment. Such evaluation may include a visit from LISC personnel to observe the activities funded by the Project Investment, to discuss said activities with the Company’s personnel, and/or to review financial and other records and materials relating to the activities financed or facilitated by the Project Investment. In addition, upon LISC’s providing of reasonable advance notice, the LISC Strategic Investments Program Officer shall be allowed to attend at least one Board meeting of the Company a year.
Review of Operations. This is our third full year of operations, and the numbers speak for themselves. Revenue grew 109% to $12.8 million while net profit after tax grew 315% to $553,000. As such, we are proud to comment on the terrific financial results that the T3 Team has generated. We have pursued two strategies. One is to continue to focus on the small to medium businesses (SMB), selling voice and data services, and the second, through T3 Wireless a retail strategy selling primarily to consumers. SMB market is currently affected by price pressure, uncertainty over the Telstra sale, substitution effect from mobiles and new technologies, like voice over the internet (VoIP). T3 is differentiated by its rewards program and its exceptional service. In addition, we are investing in new technologies, primarity VoIP to have a high quality product that meets and exceed SMB requirements. This will ensure future growth. Retail strategy is driven by T3 Wireless Broadband. Currently T3 sells this product through over 45 retail stores from major retailers including Bxxx Xxx, Dxxxx Xxxxx, The Good Guys, Digital City, Clive Anthonys and a few other IT stores. While currently it is the wireless broadband that drives the sales, we believe that T3 will have the ability to cross-sell other products to both consumers and the channels of distribution, including a VoIP solution. Our past achievements and future successes is dependant on our people. We are confident that the challenges that we are facing will continue to drive us to innovate, create efficiencies and most importantly maintain our high standard of customer service to our clients. We take this opportunity to thank the T3 Team, shareholders, customers and suppliers for their efforts in the past 12 months. In July 2005, Jxxxx Cxxxxxx Pty Ltd and Teide Pty Ltd exercise their options for 1,053 ordinary shares each at a strike price of $1 per ordinary share. In addition, 10 Class F (RPF) shares were issued to Teide Pty Ltd for $10. RPF, redeemable preference shares do not have voting rights and no assignment rights. A dividend of $3.75 per ordinary share ($75,000) was declared and paid on 14/12/2004 and a second dividend of $3.75 per ordinary share ($75,000) was declared and paid on 15/04/2005.
Review of Operations. Sellers, on the one hand, and Buyer, on the other, may, prior to the Closing Date, directly or through their representatives, review, during normal business hours and upon reasonable prior notice to Sellers or Buyer, as the case may be, the premises and books and records of Sellers or Buyer, as the case may be, relating to the Business of Sellers or the Business of Buyer to the extent any Party deems it necessary or advisable to familiarize itself with such premises and other matters. Any information obtained by Buyer or any of its representatives or Sellers or any of their representatives pursuant to this Agreement shall be subject to the provisions of the Non-Disclosure Agreement (the “Non-Disclosure Agreement”), dated June 3, 2004, by and between Buyer and CQ, which agreement remains in full force and effect.