Completion Working Capital Amount definition

Completion Working Capital Amount means the actual Working Capital Amount as at the Completion Accounts Date, as shown on the Working Capital Statement.
Completion Working Capital Amount has the meaning given in paragraph 1.1 of Schedule 6;
Completion Working Capital Amount means the amount of the Working Capital as at the Completion Date as shown in the Completion Accounts and agreed, deemed agreed or determined (as the case may be) pursuant to clause 4. Conditions means the conditions referred to in clause 5.1 and set out in Schedule 2.

Examples of Completion Working Capital Amount in a sentence

  • If the Completion Working Capital Amount is greater than the Reference Working Capital Amount, the Purchaser shall pay the amount of the difference to the Vendor by way of adjustment to the consideration for the BHL Shares.

  • If the Completion Working Capital Amount is less than the Reference Working Capital Amount, then the Vendor shall pay the amount of the difference to the Purchaser by way of adjustment to the consideration for the BHL Shares.

  • The Buyer and its accountants shall have a period of 90 Business Days from Completion (the “Review Period”) within which to review the draft Completion Accounts and Completion Statement and all of the documents requested by the Buyer in accordance with clause 4.8 and to satisfy itself that they have been duly prepared in accordance with this Agreement and that the value of the Completion Working Capital Amount and any Shortfall Amount or Excess Amount have been correctly calculated.


More Definitions of Completion Working Capital Amount

Completion Working Capital Amount means the amount shown as such in the Completion Working Capital Statement;
Completion Working Capital Amount means Completion Net Assets less the Content Excluded Items.
Completion Working Capital Amount means an amount equal to the aggregate amount attributed to the Current Assets minus an amount equal to the aggregate amount attributed to the Current Liabilities. If the Current Liabilities exceed the Current Assets, such that the Completion Working Capital Amount is a negative amount, references to such Completion Working Capital Amount being “less than” any other amount, shall include the amount by which it is negative;

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