Small companies Sample Clauses
The 'Small companies' clause defines the criteria or conditions under which a business is classified as a small company for the purposes of the agreement. Typically, this involves specifying thresholds such as annual turnover, number of employees, or balance sheet totals that a company must not exceed to qualify. For example, a company with fewer than 50 employees or annual revenues below a certain amount may be considered a small company. This clause ensures that certain rights, obligations, or exemptions within the contract apply only to businesses that meet the defined criteria, thereby tailoring the agreement to the scale and capabilities of smaller enterprises.
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Small companies. Smaller companies tend to be very domestically focused and they can be heavily affected by changes in the economy such as rises in interest rates. As a result, they can be more volatile than, say, the larger companies that make up the FTSE indices.
Small companies. A minimum of eighty-five percent (85%) of the fee paid by a Small Company will be used for Company Designated Project(s) in the GMP. The minimum level of support for Small Company Participation in an SMP will be negotiated when each SMP is formed.
Small companies. The floating charge created under this Deed by any Chargor shall not convert into a fixed charge solely by reason of a moratorium being obtained under the Insolvency A▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (or anything done with a view to obtaining such a moratorium) in respect of such Chargor.
Small companies. The floating charge created under this Deed by the Client shall not convert into a fixed charge solely by reason of a moratorium being obtained under the Insolvency A▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (or anything done with a view to obtaining such a moratorium) in respect of the Client.
Small companies. The new agreement helps EU small firms export more by: making it easier to access the information they need streamlining technical requirements and testing for products to be let into Mexico.
Small companies. If Peak21, or its affiliate, executes a legally binding agreement to acquire a Qualified Target that is below $30,000,000.00 USD in Annual Revenues, Peak21 will pay Finder Thirthy-Five Thousand Dollars ($35,000.00). Finder will only be entitled to Finder’s Fee with respect to a Transaction which is closed by Peak21 or its affiliate.