Examples of Emerging Voting Capital in a sentence
Assuming no Equity Shares are tendered in the Open Offer, the Acquirer may acquire a maximum of 4,65,44,001 Sale Shares representing 24.54% of the Emerging Voting Capital.
In terms of the SHA, inter alia, the Acquirer has the right (but not the obligation) to acquire during the Open Offer period, by way of purchase on the floor of the Stock Exchanges, up to such number of Equity Shares as would represent 7.5% of the Emerging Voting Capital at a price not exceeding Rs. 1,022.25 per Equity Share.
The Acquirer is making this Offer to all Public Shareholders to acquire up to 2,17,36,894 Equity Shares, constituting 26.00% of the Emerging Voting Capital, subject to the terms and conditions mentioned in the PA, DPS and the LOF.
The Acquirer is making this Open Offer to acquire from the Public Shareholders up to 2,17,36,894 Equity Shares (“ Offer Shares”), constituting 26.00% of the Emerging Voting Capital (“Offer Size”) at an offer price of Rs. 1,022.25 per Offer Share (the “Offer Price”) for cash, aggregating to a total consideration of Rs. 2222,05,39,891.50 (assuming full acceptance) (“Offer Consideration”).
The Acquirer and the PACs are making this Open Offer to acquire up to 4,91,37,420 Equity Shares (“ Offer Shares”), representing the entire public shareholding constituting 25.90% of the Emerging Voting Capital (“Offer Size”) at an offer price of Rs. 375.00 per Offer Share (the “Offer Price”), aggregating to a total consideration of Rs. 18,42,65,32,500 (assuming full acceptance) (“Offer Consideration”).