Strategic Business Plan definition

Strategic Business Plan means the three year strategic business plan as defined in the Shareholders’ Agreement.
Strategic Business Plan means a two-year strategic plan for the Company which shall be updated annually, including, without limitation, (i) the markets to be covered by the Company, (ii) estimates of capital expenditures, (iii) estimate of working capital requirements, (iv) balance sheet, income statements and cash flow forecasts and (v) projected rates of return and profitability that are expected to be obtained by the Company.
Strategic Business Plan means the three (3) year strategic operating and capital budget and business plan for the Company attached to the Transaction Agreement as Exhibit D, as it may be modified from time to time.

Examples of Strategic Business Plan in a sentence

  • A Park Management Unit (PMU) will be formed within the Trust to implement the Strategic Business Plan (SBP).

  • The EMEA General Manager shall meet with the EMEA Marketing Committee and the EMEA Operating Board as frequently as necessary, but not less than quarterly, to review and discuss the actual results compared to the applicable Five-Year Strategic Business Plan, Marketing and Educational Plan or Default Marketing Plan (as the case may be) for each EMEA Board Country.

  • Visit Loudoun will develop its own Strategic Business Plan that includes advertising and promotion, direct sales and marketing, market promotions, sales and services, production of collateral material, e-marketing, market research, public relations, product development and cooperative promotions to include Middleburg product.

  • The Purchaser hereby acknowledges receipt and approval of a copy of the following Company Documents: Regulation D Rule 504 disclosure document, Strategic Business Plan, Investor Suitability Questionnaire and Subscription Agreement.

  • The Five-Year Strategic Business Plan shall include a comprehensive marketing, sales, pricing, manufacturing, supply, and distribution strategy (including, without limitation, Phase V and educational activities) and related profit and loss forecasts for the Cholesterol Products in the Field in the applicable country or group of countries.


More Definitions of Strategic Business Plan

Strategic Business Plan means the Corporation’s strategic business plan for the next Financial Year, which shall include the Corporation’s annual budget.
Strategic Business Plan means a document that contains a plan for the conduct of the business of the Corporation for a specified period of time based on a consideration of the internal strengths and weaknesses of the Corporation and of the external opportunities and threats it faces in its business environment, which document provides goals, performance targets, planned performance results, initiatives and other expected outcomes, which once approved by the Board, will be a guide to management of the Corporation in the conduct of its affairs during the planned period.
Strategic Business Plan or “Strategic Plan” shall mean a business plan (including Capital Contribution Plan) for five years adopted at a meeting of the Board in respect to the present and future business of the Company and includes the first Strategic Business Plan for 200 1-2006 duly approved by the Board.
Strategic Business Plan means the two-year strategic business plan for Newco, which shall be updated annually, to be adopted pursuant to Section 4.4 hereof, including, without limitation, (i) the markets to be covered by Newco, (ii) estimates of capital expenditures; (iii) estimates of working capital requirements; (iv) balance sheet, income statement and cash flow forecasts and (v) projected rate of return and profitability expected to be obtained by Newco.
Strategic Business Plan means the business plan delivered by the Company to the Purchaser on the date hereof, as amended from time to time.
Strategic Business Plan means the three year profit and loss forecast for the Group prepared for the 8 November 2002 analysts meeting.
Strategic Business Plan. It means, the five-year business plan approved by the Board of Directors, and any subsequent five-year business plan approved by the Board of Directors, in any case, with its annual amendments or additions.