Bidding Period means the time period within which the Registered Participants wishing to participate in an Auction may submit their Bids;
Bidding Period means, in relation to an Auction, the time during which Bids may validly be submitted in that Auction in accordance with these Rules;
Bidding Period means the period during which bids for subscription of shares will be made by Institutional Investors and HNWI;
Examples of Bidding Period in a sentence
After the expiration of the Bidding Period for an Auction and the Credit Limit verification pursuant to Article 31, the Allocation Platform shall determine the Auction results and allocate Intraday Transmission Rights in accordance with this Article.
More Definitions of Bidding Period
Bidding Period means the period described in section 39(1), within which bids may be submitted;
Bidding Period means the span of time between the date of the invitation to bid and the time and date set for receipt of bids. A minimum of 14 calendar days shall be provided, unless a shorter time is deemed necessary in the public interest for a particular procurement.
Bidding Period means the period within which shareholders may tender their shares in acceptance of the offer for delisting of equity shares of the company made under these regulations;
Bidding Period means that time span from the date of first publication of the advertisement for proposals to the date of bid opening.
Bidding Period means the time from the date of first posting of the public notice to the time of bid opening.
Bidding Period means the time set forth in the advertisement of a Notice of Solicitation for Sealed Bids for the disposition of surplus personal or real property during which a prospective bidder may submit a bid.
Bidding Period means that period of time that released or uncommitted firm capacity is posted on Southern Trails' informational postings and QuestLine® during which Shippers may bid for capacity.