Examples of Working Capital Deficit Amount in a sentence
Stockholders’ Representative Proposed Parent Working Capital Deficit Amount.
Stockholders’ Representative Proposed Company Working Capital Deficit Amount.
The Closing Date Balance Sheet shall be accompanied by a schedule which shall set forth in reasonable detail Parent’s calculation of the Working Capital Deficit Amount (the “Parent Proposed Working Capital Deficit Amount”).
The Closing Date Balance Sheet and the Parent Proposed Working Capital Deficit Amount shall be prepared in accordance with the same accounting principles of the Company used in the preparation by the Company of the Unaudited Interim Balance Sheet.
If the Net Working Capital as set forth in the Final Closing Statement is less than the Net Working Capital Target (the “Net Working Capital Deficit Amount”), cash in the amount of the Net Working Capital Deficit Amount shall be released to Buyer from the Escrow Account pursuant to joint instructions to be executed and delivered to the Escrow Agent by Buyer and the Member Representative.
Purchaser will compute the Adjusted Working Capital consistent with the manner in which the Estimated Adjusted Working Capital was computed and the Adjusted Fixed Portion of the Purchase Price shall equal the Fixed Portion of the Purchase Price increased by the Working Capital Surplus Amount or decreased by the Working Capital Deficit Amount, as the case may be.
If the Estimated Net Working Capital Adjustment Amount is greater than the Net Working Capital Adjustment Amount (such difference, the “Net Working Capital Deficit Amount”), then within five (5) days after the Determination Date, Seller shall pay to Purchaser the Net Working Capital Deficit Amount.
In the event the Escrow Fund is insufficient to pay a Working Capital Deficit Payment, the Seller Indemnifying Parties shall promptly (but no later than three (3) Business Days) wire, in immediately available funds, to Buyer the amount by which the Working Capital Deficit Amount exceeds the Escrow Fund in accordance with each Seller Indemnifying Party’s Fully Diluted Pro Rata Percentages.
If the Estimated Initial Purchase Price is greater than the Definitive Initial Purchase Price (the positive amount by which the Estimated Initial Purchase Price exceeds the Definitive Initial Purchase Price, the “Working Capital Deficit Amount”), then, Buyer may recover from the Escrow Fund an amount equal to the Working Capital Deficit Amount (a “Working Capital Deficit Payment”).
Upon receipt of the Estimated Adjusted Working Capital, the parties then determined whether there is a Working Capital Surplus Amount or Working Capital Deficit Amount and the “Estimated Purchase Price,” based upon the Estimated Adjusted Working Capital.