Capital Good definition

Capital Good means a capital good (e.g., manufacturing equipment, licensing agreements) that will establish or expand foreign production capacity of an exportable good.
Capital Good means a good (such as equipment or machinery) used for the production of other goods or services.
Capital Good is defined in the Borrower Agreement.

Examples of Capital Good in a sentence

  • Based solely upon our review of the CCO Capital Good Standing Certificate, CCO Capital is duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Delaware and is in good standing and has a legal corporate existence.

  • Prior to allowing Lender to include any Capital Good as an Item in Section 4.A.(1.) of the Fast Track Loan Authorization Agreement, Borrower shall request and obtain from Ex-Im Bank an Economic Impact Approval regarding such proposed Items.

  • Borrower may request guidance from Ex-Im Bank regarding whether an Item is a Capital Good.

  • Borrower shall first review all Items it proposes for inclusion in Section 4.A.(1.) of the Fast Track Loan Authorization Agreement to determine if any proposed Item meets the definition of a Capital Good.

  • Distributor Purchases, from time to time as may be necessary, such additional inventory of one Capital Good Purchase for every ten (10) Capital Goods Purchase being actively used by Customer accounts.

  • Borrowers shall first review all Items it proposes for inclusion in Section 4.A.(1.) of the Loan Authorization Agreement to determine if any proposed Item meets the definition of a Capital Good.

  • Prior to Agent including any Capital Good as an Item in Section 4.A.(1.) of the Loan Authorization Agreement, Borrower shall request and obtain from ExIm Bank an Economic Impact Approval regarding such proposed Items.

  • Borrowers may request guidance from ExIm Bank regarding whether an Item is a Capital Good.


More Definitions of Capital Good

Capital Good has the meaning attributed to that term under Section 2 and Section 62(2) of the VAT Act
Capital Good means a capital good (e.g. manufacturing equipment, licensing agreements) that will establish or expand foreign production capacity of an
Capital Good is defined in the EXIM Borrower Agreement.