Common use of Working Capital; Prorations of Certain Items Clause in Contracts

Working Capital; Prorations of Certain Items. As of the Combination Effective Date, the working capital of the Licensing Business calculated as the excess of the current assets of the Licensing Business over the current liabilities of the Licensing Business as of the Combination Effective Date (excluding the contribution of U.S.$40 million to Ceva, Inc. as contemplated by Section 3.2(e) of this Agreement), each determined on a basis consistent with the determination of current assets and current liabilities on the Corage Balance Sheet, shall be not less than zero. For purposes of this section, working capital shall not include any Taxes, as such term is defined in the Combination Agreement. The Parties further agree, that all accrued or prepaid income and accrued or prepaid expenses relating to the License Business, each as determined in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied and included in the working capital, shall be appropriately allocated under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles for periods before and after the Combination Effective Date, and the Parties shall agree to settle the amounts thereof not more than sixty days following the Combination Effective Date.

Working Capital; Prorations of Certain Items. As of the Combination Effective Date, the working capital of the Licensing Business calculated as the excess of the current assets of the Licensing Business over the current liabilities of the Licensing Business as of the Combination Effective Date (excluding the contribution of U.S.$40 million to Ceva, Inc. as contemplated by Section 3.2(e) of this Agreement), each determined on a basis consistent with the determination of current assets and current liabilities on the Corage Ceva Balance Sheet, shall be not less than zero. For purposes of this section, working capital shall not include any Taxes, as such term is defined in the Combination Agreement. The Parties further agree, that all accrued or prepaid income and accrued or prepaid expenses relating to the License Business, each as determined in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied and included in the working capital, shall be appropriately allocated under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles for periods before and after the Combination Effective Date, and the Parties shall agree to settle the amounts thereof not more than sixty days following the Combination Effective Date.