Examples of Excess Offered Shares in a sentence
The procedure described in the preceding sentence shall be repeated until there are no remaining Excess Offered Shares.
Each Acceptance Notice shall include a statement of (i) the number of Shares held by such Offeree and (ii) the maximum number of Excess Offered Shares (up to the total number of Offered Shares less such Offeree’s First Refusal Allocation) that such Offeree is willing to purchase, if any.
Each Founder's right to purchase the Excess Offered Shares shall be exercisable by written notices to the Offeror, the Corporation and the other Founders given within thirty (30) days of the Offeror's written offer to the Founders.
Upon termination of the offer referred to in subparagraph (a) above, the Offeror shall then submit to the Founders a written offer to sell, at the price offered by the proposed purchaser, on the terms of such offer, any of the Offered Shares not previously purchased by the Corporation under the aforesaid offer to it (the "Excess Offered Shares").
Each Founder has the right and may indicate in such notice, his election to purchase the balance of such Excess Offered Shares if any other Founder or Founders fail to exercise this right to purchase up to the full amount of their Founder Percentage of the Excess Offered Shares.
The failure of a Founder to exercise his right to purchase Excess Offered Shares within the thirty (30) day notice period shall be regarded as a waiver of his right to participate in the purchase of the Excess Offered Shares.
Each Acceptance Notice shall include a statement of (i) the number of Shares held by such Offeree on a non-diluted basis and (ii) the maximum number of Excess Offered Shares (up to the total number of Offered Shares less such Offeree’s First Refusal Allocation) that such Offeree is willing to purchase, if any.
If one or more of the Non-Offering Shareholders so elect, the additional Excess Offered Shares, if any, shall be allocated (pro rata if more than one, or less than pro rata with respect to any such Non-Offering Shareholder requesting a lower number of Excess Offered Shares) to such Non-Offering Shareholder(s).
A Non-Offering Shareholder's right to purchase Excess Offered Shares shall be exercisable by written notice of exercise to the Offering Shareholder given within forty-five (45) days after receipt of the Offering Shareholder's Notice.
They found that laxity in regulation compliance due to lack of clarity of the law and resistance by the producing company is one of the major challenges facing consumer protection laws adopted by the developing countries.