Placing Letter definition

Placing Letter means the form of letter to be sent by JPMC or the other Bookrunners to Placees confirming their oral agreement to participate in the Placing and specifying the maximum number of Placing Shares agreed to be taken up in each case;
Placing Letter the letter to be sent by the Sole Placing Agent to the proposed Placee(s) in the agreed draft.
Placing Letter means the placing letter in the form to be agreed between the Corporation and the Agent and to be entered into between the Placees and the Corporation with respect to the Placing;

Examples of Placing Letter in a sentence

  • The Placing Shares shall be offered by way of Placing Letter by the Sole Placing Agent to the Placee(s) (other than as agreed between the Sole Placing Agent and the Company).


More Definitions of Placing Letter

Placing Letter means collectively, the two forms of letter, each in the agreed form to be sent by Baird to proposed Placees pursuant to the Placing including the accompanying letter of confirmation and, where applicable, registration schedule;
Placing Letter means the Non-US Placing Letters and the US Placing Letters, in the agreed form;
Placing Letter means the form of letter in the agreed form to be despatched by the Sponsor to prospective Placees inviting them to apply for New Ordinary Shares pursuant to the Placing;
Placing Letter means the invitation telex and form of confirmation in relation to the Institutional Offer in the Agreed Form;
Placing Letter means the letter from Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx to each of the Placees;
Placing Letter means the letter in agreed form issued to prospective Placees by the Joint Brokers with the accompanying form of confirmation offering participation in the Placing on the terms of this Agreement. "Placing Shares" means 39,954,644 new Consolidated Shares which are proposed to be allotted and issued by EARNZ and subscribed for by Placees pursuant to the Placing.
Placing Letter means the letter in respect of the Placing to be sent by the Placing Agent to the Placees substantially in the form set out in Schedule 1;