Book Equity Ratio definition
Examples of Book Equity Ratio in a sentence
The Issuer and the Guarantor shall each maintain a Consolidated Book Equity Ratio of minimum 25%.
The Issuer shall maintain a Consolidated Book Equity Ratio of minimum 25%.
Consolidated Book Equity Ratio means the ratio of Consolidated Book Equity to Consolidated Total Assets.
The Bonds have certain financial covenants attached, which include the maintenance of a minimum Group cash balance of not less than US$6.00 million and a minimum Book Equity Ratio (Group Equity to Total Assets) of not less than 30% on a consolidated basis during the term of the Bonds.
The average volumes of the reconstructed dGM using ‘FASTSURF with de novo contours’ are displayed in Table 5, alongside the average volumes of the manual reference tracings and segmentations from ‘FASTSURF with sparse contours’ for the same three subjects.
The Bonds have certain financial covenants attached, which include the maintenance of a minimum Group cash balance of not less than $6.00 million and a minimum Book Equity Ratio (Group Equity to Total Assets) of not less than 30% on a consolidated basis during the term of the Bonds.
The Original Borrower (on a consolidated basis) shall: (i) at all times to and including 31 December 2021 have a Book Equity Ratio equal to or higher than 25 per cent.; (ii) at all times from and including 1 January 2022 to and including 31 December 2022 have a Book Equity Ratio equal to or higher than 30 per cent.; and (iii) at all times on and after 1 January 2023 have a Book Equity Ratio equal to or higher than 35% per cent..
Instead, this section is amended to provide that the responsibility is shifted from the inland navigation districts to the FWC.
The Issuer shall on a non-consolidated basis maintain Book Equity Ratio of minimum 35%.
The Bonds have certain financial covenants attached, which included the maintenance of a minimum Group cash balance of not less than $6.00 million and a minimum Book Equity Ratio (Group Equity to Total Assets) of not less than 30% on a consolidated basis during the term of the Bonds.