Final Allotment Ratio definition

Final Allotment Ratio means the ratio of the Final Number of Conversion Shares and the number of Contingent Value Rights issued by Atlantia.

Examples of Final Allotment Ratio in a sentence

  • In fact, under the Rules, (a) the Value Rights are conditional on the Final Value of the Claim amounting to more than Euro 40 million; and (b) if the Final Value of the Claim amounts to more than the Maximum Value of the Claim (Euro 810 million in accordance with the Rules), the amount on which the Final Number of Conversion Shares and the Final Allotment Ratio (as defined in the Rules) are determined will correspond to the Maximum Value of the Claim.

  • Atlantia's shareholders at general meeting approved a capital increase, the exact amount of the increase, the Final Number of Conversion Shares to be issued and, consequently, the Final Allotment Ratio, each of which as determined in the Terms and Conditions of the Atlantia SpA 2013 Ordinary Share Contingent Value Rights.

Related to Final Allotment Ratio

  • percentage ratios has the meaning ascribed to it under the Listing Rules;

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  • Cost Share means the member’s financial obligation for a covered Service. Depending on the plan type, Cost Share may include one or more of the following: deductible, Copay, Access Fee, and Coinsurance.