pre-emptive rights means the rights conferred on shareholders under section 55;
pre-emptive rights means a shareholder’s privilege to purchase newly issued shares before the shares are offered to the public in amounts proportionate to the shareholder’s current holdings;
pre-emptive rights means those rights which limit, potentially terminate or amend or otherwise affect a Royalty as set out in Schedule B;
More Definitions of pre-emptive rights
pre-emptive rights means the rights conferred on shareholders under section 110;
pre-emptive rights means the rights conferred on shareholders under section 36; “pre-incorporation contract” means -
pre-emptive rights means the rights conferred on shareholders under Section 45;
pre-emptive rights means the rights conferred on shareholders under section 36;
pre-emptive rights means the rights conferred on shareholders under section 52;
pre-emptive rights means the pre-emptive rights held by certain shareholders of Parent pursuant to Section 3.5 of the Company Equityholders' Agreement.
pre-emptive rights. , means 9 (nine) Pre- emptive Rights allocated for each Existing Share.