Examples of Class 1 LP Units in a sentence
The Class 2 LP Units entitle the Fund to a cash distribution equal to 1.5% of Franchise Sales less the Class 1 LP Units distribution amount, less BPI’s proportionate share.
Following payment of the Class 4 Distribution, the Class 5 LP Units (if any) and Class 5 GP Units are entitled to receive a distribution of available cash (the “Class 5 Distribution”) equal to the greater of nil and 3.0% of Franchise Sales for such month less the less the sum of distributions paid on the Class 1 LP Units, the Class 2 LP Units, the Class 3 LP Units and the Class 4 LP Units for such month.
Following payment of the Class 2 Distribution, the Class 3 LP Units (if any) and Class 3 GP Units are entitled to receive a distribution of available cash (the “Class 3 Distribution”) equal to the greater of nil and 2.0% of Franchise Sales for such month less the sum of distributions paid on the Class 1 LP Units and the Class 2 LP Units for such month.
Following payment of the Class 3 Distribution, the Class 4 LP Units (if any) and Class 4 GP Units are entitled to receive a distribution of available cash (the “Class 4 Distribution”) equal to the greater of nil and 2.5% of Franchise Sales for such month less the less the sum of distributions paid on the Class 1 LP Units, the Class 2 LP Units and the Class 3 LP Units for such month.
The Class 1 LP Units liability and Class 2 LP Units liability are classified as financial liabilities measured at fair value through profit or loss because the entitlements to distributions are considered embedded derivatives to the limited partnership units.
BPI measures the Class 1 LP Units liability and Class 2 LP Units liability at fair value using Level 2 inputs, which may result in a fair value adjustment on the BP Canada LP units liability line on the statements of financial position, and the fair value loss (gain) line on the statements of comprehensive income (loss), and a corresponding non-cash adjustment line on the statements of cash flows.
The carrying value of the Class 1 LP Units liability approximates the fair value as the Fund’s interest cost is reflective of available market interest rates.
These valuation techniques may not represent the actual value of the Class 1 LP Units liability and Class 2 LP Units liability should such liabilities be extinguished.
Changes in the distribution rates on the Class 1 LP Units and Class 2 LP Units and the yield of Fund Units could materially impact BPI’s financial position and net income.
The Class 1 LP Units are entitled to distributions with respect to the interest payable by the Fund on the credit facility of the Fund drawn on at the time of the 2015 Transaction to pay for the Fund’s indirect investment in Class 1 LP Units of BP Canada LP.