EBITDA Factor definition
Examples of EBITDA Factor in a sentence
Target Performance means the level of EBITDA Annual Growth for each Fiscal Year during the Performance Period set by the Committee that results in a 100% EBITDA Factor in the Payment Formula set forth in Section 1.4.
Maximum Performance means the level of EBITDA Annual Growth for each Fiscal Year during the Performance Period set by the Committee that results in a 200% EBITDA Factor in the Payment Formula set forth in Section 1.4.
Threshold Performance means the level of EBITDA Annual Growth for each Fiscal Year during the Performance Period set by the Committee that results in a 0% EBITDA Factor in the Payment Formula set forth in Section 1.4.
If the actual EBITDA achieved is equal to or exceeds the EBITDA Base Case for the applicable year as set forth on Attachment A, then the EBITDA Factor shall equal eighty percent (80%) plus an additional percentage between zero percent (0%) and twenty percent (20%) determined in linear proportion to the portion of the difference between the EBITDA Base Case and the EBITDA Target that is actually achieved.
The Free Cash Flow Factor is determined in the same manner as the EBITDA Factor as described in Section (c)(i) above using the Free Cash Flow Base Case and Free Cash Flow Target set forth on Attachment A.