Price Cap definition

Price Cap means, in respect of a capacity auction, the price to be used by the auctioneer in the first bidding round of the capacity auction;
Price Cap means that regardless of the actual stock price growth over the Performance Period, the final stock price will be limited to 250% of the grant date price for purposes of calculating the final award of PSUs to the Grantee.
Price Cap means the amount for which the First Home is sold after the application of the Discount Market Price which on its first Disposal shall not exceed Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds (£250,000) or such other amount as may be published from time to time by the Secretary of State

Examples of Price Cap in a sentence

  • Developer, Town, and Building Corporation have agreed to this Amendment to (1) provide for additional scope to furnish build-out and outfitting for a police department training facility, together with associated infrastructure, and (2) increase (a) the Purchase Price Cap and (b) the Town Contributed Funds, each as defined in the Agreement, by $499,995.00 to pay for costs of the additional scope.

  • The Purchase Price Cap for the sum of all payments to Developer is hereby amended to $12,587,327.00.

  • Subject to the fulfillment of the Additional Purchase Price Conditions by the Sellers, in line with the terms set out in this Agreement, and subject to the Additional Purchase Price Cap and Purchaser’s Common Stock Share Limitation Cap, the Purchaser will issue Purchaser’s Common Stock (i.e. no cash payments) to the Sellers, in addition to the Purchase Price, in line with the rules set out in this Article.


More Definitions of Price Cap

Price Cap means the maximum price (if any) in dollars per Share at which Shares will be issued pursuant to the DRP as determined by the Board in its absolute discretion and announced to ASX on the day a Dividend is declared by the Board;
Price Cap means an overall limit on the annual percentage change in charges that can be imposed for any basket of postal services which is calculated in accordance with the following formula:
Price Cap means two hundred and fifty thousand pounds (£250,000) or such other amount as the Secretary of State may prescribe in the Starter Home Regulations
Price Cap means the maximum value of the bid price considered for maximum payment obligation (MPO) calculation per bidding zone border and direction, calculated as per Article 34(6) of these HAR;
Price Cap in relation to a Designated Ferry Route or Route Group means the price cap established in relation to that Designated Ferry Route or Route Group by the Commissioner under the Act;
Price Cap means the amount for which the First Home is sold after the application of the Discount Market Price which on its first Disposal shall not exceed [Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds (£250,000) or Four Hundred and Twenty Thousand Pounds (£420,000)][22] if the First Home is situated within the administrative area of any London Borough Council including the City of London or such other amount as may be published from time to time by the Secretary of State
Price Cap. If applicable, the maximum amount per kilowatt hour that will be charged under a Floating Electricity Rate, before any applicable Transaction Fee and (if applicable) Floating Green Electricity Fee. If a Price Cap is applicable, it will be specified in the Sign-Up Confirmation.