Weld Retail Rental Company Sample Clauses

Weld Retail Rental Company. (a) HCM acknowledges that Weld may establish one or more Persons controlled by Weld to acquire the equity interests in the companies engaging in and/or assets of retail equipment businesses that are or will be competitive with the Company Retail Business (the “Weld Retail Business”). Subject to the provisions of the Purchase Agreement, HCM acknowledges that the Weld Retail Business may be competitive with the Company Retail Business. Weld shall, and shall cause any person associated with him to, provide HCM with any information regarding the Weld Retail Business reasonably requested by HCM. In addition to the foregoing, Weld shall not, without prior consent of the Board, acquire equity interests in or assets of any Weld Retail Business
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