COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMPANY Clause Samples
The "Communications from the Company" clause defines how and when the company will send official notices or information to relevant parties, such as employees, customers, or shareholders. Typically, this clause outlines acceptable methods of communication—such as email, postal mail, or electronic platforms—and may specify the addresses or contact details to be used. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are aware of how important information will be delivered, reducing the risk of missed messages and ensuring clarity in official correspondence.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMPANY. The Company is required to deliver certain correspondence and documents to shareholders including statements, updates to the Memorandum, notices, annual audited financial statements and regulatory communications (collectively, Investor Communications). The Company will deliver Investor Communications to the Subscriber in the manner requested by the Subscriber in this Agreement. The Subscriber may at any time upon written notice to the Company change the manner in which Investor Communications are delivered to the Subscriber.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMPANY. 12.1 You consent to the receipt by both you and the Recipient of calls to your phone and mobile phone and text (SMS) messages from both Jasper Lodge and the employees who are providing care services to the Recipient.
12.2 Standard voice and data charges from your phone carrier may apply to these calls and texts.
12.3 You may also receive email communications from Jasper Lodge or employees, including information about the Recipient, the Services, newsletters, special offers and updates.
12.4 You can remove yourself from communications that are not related to the delivery of Services by following the instructions in the e-mail.
12.5 If you do not want to receive communication of sensitive or confidential information by e- mail, please notify the Company at ▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE COMPANY. 11.1 The Board of Directors shall lay down general guidelines for the disclosure of information on the affairs of the company and its subsidiaries to the company’s employees, shareholders, the public, and NASDAQ.
11.2 The Board of Directors shall ensure that disclosure of information on material matters relating to the company and its subsidiaries, and information that may affect the price of the shares, etc. issued by the company, is made in accordance with applicable laws and regulations including the U.S. securities laws.
11.3 The Board of Directors shall ensure compliance at all times by the company and its subsidiaries of the applicable U.S. securities laws, applicable NASDAQ rules and the reporting rules in Section 58, cf. Section 55 and 56, of the Danish Companies Act (once Section 58 of the Danish Companies Act has entered into force).