Examples of Proposed Restructuring Plan in a sentence
This Proposed Restructuring Plan seeks to reduce the debt of the Company and the Group, and to determine (in accordance with the provisions of the Business Rescue Plan) whether the Company and the Group can be returned to solvency, and if not possible, ensure an outcome which is better than an immediate liquidation.
If the Business continues operating in terms of the proposed Business Rescue Plan, and the Proposed Restructuring Plan is successfully implemented the Company’s business, affairs, and debt will be restructured in a manner that will allow the Company to continue operating its Business on a solvent basis.
As required in terms of section 150(2)(b)(vii) of the Companies Act, if the Business Rescue proceeds in terms of the Proposed Restructuring Plan, the rights of the Shareholders will not be altered.
As required in terms of section 150(2)(b)(iii) of the Companies Act, if the Business Rescue proceeds in accordance with the Proposed Restructuring Plan, the end result may be that some of the Properties will be sold through the Public Sales Process with the balance remaining as the Remaining Portfolio and the Company restructured in accordance with the Balance Sheet Restructure.
As required in terms of section 150(2)(b)(iv) of the Companies Act, the Business Rescue Plan contemplates the implementation of a Proposed Restructuring Plan which includes the Properties available to pay Creditors as listed in Annexure A.
In view of the structure of the Group and the intra Group arrangements the Business Rescue Plans of the relevant Group Companies will seek to implement the Proposed Restructuring Plan to benefit the Group as a whole, failing which to at least ensure a better outcome for each Group Company which is better than an immediate liquidation.
Applicants may provide a qualitative description of anticipated co-benefits as well as any quantitative information (e.g., acres of habitat types, miles of riparian corridors, local jobs related to farm sales) on this topic.
Should the BRPs not be able to implement the Proposed Restructuring Plan as set out above Substantial Implementation will be deemed to have occurred upon the implementation of the Wind Down Process as set out in 19.6.13.
Should the BRPs not be able to implement the Proposed Restructuring Plan as set out above Substantial Implementation will be deemed to have occurred upon the implementation of the Wind Down Process as set out in19.6.13.
Pursuant to conducting the aforesaid assessment and evaluation, and after consultation with the relevant Affected Persons, the BRPs are of the view that the best available restructuring options under the prevailing circumstances to rescue the Company (which options will also be applicable to the remaining entities in the Group) (as contemplated in section 128 (1) (b) of the Companies Act) entails the Proposed Restructuring Plan as set out in paragraph19 below.