Excess Price definition

Excess Price means the difference between (x) the Fair Value on the relevant date and, (y) the exercise price, with respect to a Stock Option, or the base price, with respect to a SAR.

Excess Price means (A) if stockholders of the Company (other than Merger Sub and any of its affiliates) receive only Subordinate Shares for their Shares pursuant to the terms of the Merger Sub Business Combination, the excess, if any, of the number of Subordinate Shares so received for each Share over 0.40 or (B) if stockholders of the Company receive consideration other than, or in addition to, Subordinate Shares for their Shares pursuant to the terms of the Merger Sub Business Combination (other than by reason of a right to elect between receiving only Subordinate Shares or such other consideration), the excess of the per Share consideration so paid over the greatest of (i) $7.00, (ii) the product of 0.40 and the closing price of Subordinate Shares on the New York Stock Exchange on the Option Closing Date (or if the Option Closing Date is not a trading day on the New York Stock Exchange, the last such trading day before the Option Closing Date) or (iii) the product of 0.40 and the closing price of a Subordinate Share on the New York Stock Exchange on the date of consummation of the Merger Sub Business Combination (or if such date is not a trading day on the New York Stock Exchange, the last such trading day before such date of consummation) or (C) if stockholders of the Company are entitled to elect to receive either consideration described in clause (A) or consideration described in clause (B), the greater of the amount determined pursuant to clause (A) (determined as if only the consideration described in

Excess Price means the weighted average price for all excess milk testing 3.5% butterfat as computed for the month by the bureau as provided for in ARM 32.24.513.

Examples of Excess Price in a sentence

• They are the ones who most often attend con- certs of music for young people and most often chat on the internet, which is their main means of communication.

• Then the percentage excess price for each option in the two groups is found.Percentage Excess Price = (𝐶0𝐵 − 𝐶𝐵𝑆) ∗ 100𝐶0𝐵Where, COB – Observed call price on that dayCBS – Black-Scholes price using previous day implied volatilityThen the outliers, that is 2.5% of the data on both sides of the distribution of Percentage Excess price for bullish and bearish period is removed and the comparison of percentage Excess Price between the two groups is carried with the remaining 95% of the call options.

• The percentage Excess Price of options with various strike prices in Bullish period is less than that of the price during the Bearish period.Ho (Null Hypothesis): The percentage Excess Price during Bullish period is lesser that of the Percentage Excess Price during Bearish Period.Ha (Alternate Hypothesis): The percentage Excess price during Bullish period is greater than the Percentage Excess Price during Bearish Period.

• For the purpose of insurance industry, four broad categories of allegations could be formed:• Unfair contract or unfair trade practices or restrictive trade practices• Deficiency in services• Excess price as per existing rate or as provided on the package• Product liability actionIt is common trend for the companies to not tell the demerits of insurance policies while they are trying to sell such policies in the market.

• Only the ve estimations (two probits on Participation and Winning, and three second-step regressions on Amount bid, Amount won, and Excess price) are represented in this table, though we report all of the cross e ects.

More Definitions of Excess Price

Excess Price has the meaning set forth in Clause 3.6.3;

Excess Price means an amount equal to the Exercise Price less the Strike Price.

Excess Price shall have the meaning set forth in Section 68 hereof entitled “Ground Transportation With the Central Terminal Area”.

Excess Price means the product of (a)(i) the total number of Anticipated Acquired Shares divided by (ii) the total number of Hylsamex shares outstanding and (b) the greater of (x) zero and (y)(A) the product of the Offer Price as then in effect and the total number of Hylsamex shares outstanding, minus (B) US $1,980,000,000.

Excess Price shall have the meaning set forth in Section 3.1 herein.

Excess Price means the amount received by the Company, net of returns (which may be estimated by the Company), in excess of a $22.00 per Unit price, plus shipping and handling costs (not to exceed $6.00 per Unit), (the then effective Unit cost, plus such other costs, being referred to as the "Wholesale Price"). The Company may adjust the Wholesale Price, at any time, or from time to time, upon 30 days notice to Consultant; provided however, the Wholesale Price cannot be adjusted by the Company for the first 180 days following the date of the first Conforming Contract.

Excess Price shall have the meaning given such term in paragraph (c) of Section 68 hereof.