Net Cash Deficit definition
Examples of Net Cash Deficit in a sentence
At least five (5) business days prior to the Closing Date, Titan shall deliver, or caused to be delivered, to Acquiror a good faith estimate of the cash deficit of the Company for the month ended June 30, 2003 (the `Net Cash Deficit), with reasonable supporting documentation.
If there is a Net Cash Deficit attributable to the Expansion Project, the Company shall invoice each Expansion Participating Member its proportionate share of such Net Cash Deficit.
Acquiror shall pay to Titan an amount of the Net Cash Deficit up to Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000) at the Closing.
Unless otherwise agreed by all Partners, each Partner shall be invoiced by Partnership Manager for its proportionate share of the amount of any Net Cash Deficit determined in accordance with ARTICLE X., Section A.1. Each Partner shall pay to the Partnership its said proportionate share of such cash calls properly invoiced within fifteen (15) days of such invoice date or as otherwise agreed in writing by all the Partners.
Such retained amounts shall be referred to as “Accumulated Net Cash.” The Joint Venture shall maintain a running balance of Accumulated Net Cash, which shall not be reduced by any Quarterly Net Cash Deficit.
If the above calculation yields a negative cash position, the Partnership is said to have a net cash deficit ("Net Cash Deficit").
To the extent that Net Cash as reflected in the Net Cash Estimate is negative (a "Net Cash Deficit"), Purchaser shall reduce the Aggregate Company Consideration by the Net Cash Adjustment and shall cause the Australian Company to repay the Closing Debt immediately following the Closing.