Betekenis van:
majority operation

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The French authorities stressed that the majority of the public contract procedures did not allow services essential to the smooth operation of the PRS to be provided.
2. While the majority of the requirements contained in this TSI relate to processes and procedures, a number also relate to physical elements, trains and vehicles which are important for operation.
3. Most answers to the market test showed that the vast majority of the commitments offered by the parties were not sufficient to remove the competition concerns raised by the notified operation.
4. It notes that it is higher than the recapitalisation in 2002, although consistent with the normal level of remuneration, but acknowledges that this is attributable to the different nature of the operation, since only shares were involved in 2004 whereas both shares and bonds, presenting a lower risk, were involved in 2002, and to the fact that the proportion to be guaranteed is a majority one whereas in 2002 it represented 38 % of the operation.
5. This operation enables the private market to subscribe to a significant extent and even represent a majority holding (54 %) in respect of the shares newly issued by Alitalia under the same conditions as the public shareholders given that the share prices will be identical and the rights attaching to each share will be the same for all shareholders.
6. The core principle described above is applied for the whole duration of the PPA, which lasts from 7 years to 20 years from the beginning of operation of the plants, i.e. from 10 to 31 years following the conclusion of the PPAs and, in the majority of cases, more than 15 years.
7. “exchange of shares” shall mean an operation whereby a company acquires a holding in the capital of another company such that it obtains a majority of the voting rights in that company, or, holding such a majority, acquires a further holding, in exchange for the issue to the shareholders of the latter company, in exchange for their securities, of securities representing the capital of the former company, and, if applicable, a cash payment not exceeding 10 % of the nominal value, in the absence of a nominal value, of the accounting par value of the securities issued in exchange;’
8. Thus the capital gains realised by MC from the swap of a majority shareholding in BPSM for shares accounting for about 10 % of the authorised capital of BCP, would be subject to the ‘special system applicable to mergers, divisions, transfers of assets and share swaps’ of Articles 67 to 72 CIRC. These articles implement Directive 90/434/EEC, which leaves the Member States no other possibility than to exempt the operation from taxation.
9. interinstitutional agreements or other provisions adopted pursuant to the Treaties which are applicable within Parliament or which have a bearing on its operation. Decisions to annex such provisions to the Rules of Procedure shall be taken by Parliament by a majority of the votes cast, on a proposal from its committee responsible (Annex VII(B) and Annexes VIII, X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV and XVI).
10. The State will participate in the capital increase only if there is a formal commitment by a private investor to make a capital contribution of real economic significance [65]. This operation enables the private market to subscribe to a significant extent and even represent a majority holding (54 %) in respect of the shares newly issued by Alitalia under the same conditions as the public shareholders given that the share prices will be identical and the rights attaching to each share will be the same for all shareholders.
11. The Commission accepts the third element put forward by the Czech authorities, namely that a market economy investor would have interpreted the prior double rejection by the CSC as confirming its expectation that INH and LNM (the majority shareholder of INH, which is the driving force behind this operation since it will buy from INH the shares that the company has bought back) were trying to undervalue the company in order to pay the lowest possible price for the shares they wished to buy back.