Betekenis van:
pre-emptive

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1. This right is transferable and, furthermore, each shareholder can always decide not to use this pre-emptive right.
2. It should be noted that this projection is biased upwards by the expected pre-emptive response of domestic demand to the planned increase in the VAT rate.
3. They should improve access to digital cultural and scientific assets through effective licensing schemes and collective pre-emptive clearing of rights. B.
4. The Icelandic authorities underline that Section 7 of the Shareholders Agreement contains a pre-emptive right of the founding companies of Farice hf.
5. They should improve access to digital cultural and scientific assets through effective licensing schemes and collective pre-emptive clearing of rights.
6. Furthermore, Section 7(2) of the Shareholders Agreement, provides that the shareholders will endeavour to ensure that new parties can participate in the increase of capital, notwithstanding the pre-emptive rights.
7. Every shareholder receives a pre-emptive right whose theoretical value is the difference between the reference quoted market price and the TERP which assures the asset balance of the operation for the old shareholders.
8. An animal, which may suffer pain once anaesthesia has worn off, shall be treated with pre-emptive and post-operative analgesics or other appropriate pain-relieving methods provided that it is compatible with the purpose of the procedure.
9. Moreover, regarding non-discriminatory access, while the participation in the company according to the shareholders’ agreement is not restricted, the founding shareholders keep certain pre-emptive rights, which seems to place them in a better position than new shareholders.
10. If the issuer’s equity holders have pre-emptive purchase rights and this right is restricted or withdrawn, indication of the basis for the issue price if the issue is for cash, together with the reasons for and beneficiaries of such restriction or withdrawal.
11. The proportionate disclosure regime for pre-emptive issues should apply where the shares offered are of the same class as the shares of the issuer admitted to trading either on a regulated market or on a multilateral trading facility as defined in Article 4(1)(15) of Directive 2004/39/EC as long as the facility is subject to appropriate ongoing disclosure requirements and rules on market abuse.
12. In order to improve the efficiency of pre-emptive issues of equity securities and adequately to take account of the size of issuers, without prejudice to investor protection, a proportionate disclosure regime should be introduced for offers of shares to existing shareholders who can either subscribe those shares or sell the right to subscribe for the shares, for offers by SMEs and issuers with reduced market capitalisation (namely small companies whose shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market), and for offers of non-equity securities referred to in Article 1(2)(j) of Directive 2003/71/EC issued by credit institutions.