SPM Sample Clauses

SPM. Amount Security ------ -------- First Valley Leasing $23,412 Equipment Fleetwood Financial Corp. #1 17,394 Equipment #2 71,156 Equipment #3 34,943 Equipment (sold to EAB) #4 46,058 Equipment #5 124,654 Equipment #6 -0- Equipment #7 164,507 Equipment #8 66,314 Equipment (sold to EAB) #9 302,879 Equipment #10 67,800 Equipment LCA Housing 34,765 Equipment Ford Credit 6,867 Car -------- TOTAL SPM $960,749 ======== Retconn Incorporated Fleetwood Financial Corp. $168,400 Equipment American Silicon Products, Inc. First Union #1 $561,780 Equipment #2 914,987 Equipment Julest Associates #1 (a) 415,937 Equipment #2 (a) 556,456 Equipment #3 (a) 335,956 Equipment ---------- TOTAL ASP $2,785,116 ==========
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SPM. The SPM consists of a mooring buoy, chain and anchor system, mooring assemblies and floating and subsea hoses. It is constructed of steel and is approximately 10m diameter x 4m high and painted yellow. The buoy keeps the system afloat and buoyancy is accomplished by watertight compartments located in the outer body. A turntable is mounted on top of the buoy and carries the fluid piping which connects to the fluid swivel assembly located in the centre of the buoy. Tankers are moored to the buoy via a mooring hawser attached to the multiple product distribution unit (MPDU). The floating hoses connect the overboard pipework of the MPDU with the manifold of the moored tanker. The subsea hoses form the connection between the fluid swivel assembly on the buoy and the subsea PLEM.
SPM. SPM is a company incorporated in Malaysia on 28 September 2020 under the Companies Act 2016 (“Act”). SPM’s principal activities are mining and quarrying activities. As at 5 July 2021, being the latest practicable date prior to the date of this announcement (“LPD”), the directors of SPM are Xxxx Xxx Xxxx and Xxxx Xxx Xxxx. As at LPD, SPM’s issued share capital is RM300,000.00 comprising 300,000 ordinary share in SPM. Xxxx Xxx Xxxx is the sole shareholder of SPM.

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