Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders definition
Examples of Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders in a sentence
Share Consolidation As a step in the Plan, the Common Shares shall be consolidated (the "Share Consolidation") using a ratio that is acceptable to the Company, the Majority Commitment Parties, and the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders, each acting reasonably.
Governance The composition and size of the Board of the Company following implementation of the Plan shall be acceptable to each of the Majority Commitment Parties, the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders and as may otherwise be required pursuant to the terms of any Support Agreement or the Commitment Letter.
Documentation The Company and its advisors will work cooperatively with the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders and the Initial Commitment Parties and their respective advisors to prepare and finalize all Definitive Documents (including, without limitation, all Court documents and the Plan) required to implement the Recapitalization Transaction.
Shareholder Rights Plan The Company, the Initial Commitment Parties and the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders shall use commercially reasonable efforts to negotiate a customary shareholder rights plan to be adopted by the Company.
Any such termination of the Agreement as to all Parties shall be effective upon the giving of written notice by the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders in accordance with Section 16(q).
Tax Considerations The Recapitalization Transaction will be structured in a manner acceptable to the Company, the Initial Commitment Parties and the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders to effectuate the terms and conditions outlined herein in a tax efficient and acceptable manner for the Company, the Initial Commitment Parties and the Majority Initial Consenting Noteholders.