Share Capital of ETS Sample Clauses

Share Capital of ETS. The authorized share capital of ETS is: • 10,000 Class “A” Common Voting Shares without par value with special rights or restrictions attached; • 10,000 Class “B” Common Voting Shares with Par Value of 1.00 Canadian Dollar(s) each with special rights or restrictions attached; • 100,000 Class “C” Preferred Non-Voting Shares with a Par Value of 0.01 Canadian Dollar(s) each with special rights or restrictions attached; • 100,000 Class “D” Preferred Non-Voting Shares without Par Value with special rights or restrictions attached with special rights or restrictions attached; • 100,000 Class “E” Preferred Non-Voting Shares without Par Value with special rights or restrictions attached; • 100,000 Class “F” Preferred Non-Voting Shares without Par Value with special rights or restrictions attached; • 100,000 Class “G” Preferred Non-Voting Shares without Par Value with special rights or restrictions attached; and • 100,000 Class “H” Preferred Non-Voting Shares without Par Value with special rights or restrictions attached. As of the date of this Agreement, there are 10,000 ETS Class “A” Common Voting Shares (“ETS Shares”) and no other preferred or common shares issued and outstanding immediately prior to the Closing Date, all of which are or will be fully paid and non-assessable and 100% owned by the Vendors. ETS has no issued or outstanding share purchase options or warrants. There is no other agreement, obligation (contractual or otherwise), right or option, existing or pending pursuant to which ETS is or might be required to issue any further ETS Shares or other securities of its capital. Other than the ETS Shares, there are no other securities of ETS issued or outstanding.
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