Net Realizable Value definition

Net Realizable Value means the proceeds paid to the Unit Holder at completion of Life of Plan or perpetual for the Allocation Plan as defined under investment policy of the respective Allocation Plans in the Offering Document of the Fund.
Net Realizable Value means the proceeds paid to the Unit Holder at completion of the duration of the allocation plan.
Net Realizable Value or “NRV" means the net realizable value of the Assets and shall be aggregate of (i) the amount of cash in the Bank Account and (ii) the value of the Client Securities calculated as per the Securities Valuation Policy of the company on the end of any day, net of the liabilities accrued in the Portfolio.

Examples of Net Realizable Value in a sentence

  • The Net Realizable Value of an Option Share at any time shall be the fair market value of such share at such time less the sum of (i) the Option Price for such Option Share, and (ii) a provision for taxes equal to the difference between such fair market value and such Option Price (the "Option Gain") multiplied by the highest rate of federal and state income tax to which the Option Gain will be subject (with offset for deductibility of such state taxes).

  • The Security Interest shall, in any event, be limited to such number of shares of Common Stock (and to the Option to the extent corre- sponding to such shares) that, as of the date of such Additional Security Notice, would, upon sale at a price per share equal to the closing price of the Common Stock on the New York Stock Exchange, generate Net Realizable Value equal to the projected amount of the Security Shortfall.

  • The above provisions notwithstanding, Trade Receivables shall also exclude (i) any accounts that are past due more than 90 days, and (ii) any contra account regardless of the date; Inventory $ (b) Inventory as determined on the basis of Net Realizable Value, defined as the expected selling price of an inventory item less expected costs to complete and dispose, as determined in accordance with GAAP.

  • Such appraisal, as adjusted by the Bank's appraiser, shall conclusively establish Net Realizable Value as of the date thereof.

  • The Security Interest shall, in any event, be limited to such number of shares of Common Stock (and to the Option to the extent corresponding to such shares) that, as of the date of such Additional Security Notice, would, upon sale at a price per share equal to the closing price of the Common Stock on the New York Stock Exchange, generate Net Realizable Value equal to the projected amount of the Security Shortfall.


More Definitions of Net Realizable Value

Net Realizable Value means the proceeds paid to the Unit Holder at completion of twenty four months.
Net Realizable Value. – means that amount which a bank can reasonably expect to realize after discounting the value of collateral to current market value and deducting the reasonable and estimable costs of recovery and sale. Costs of recovery and sale typically include, but are not limited to: legal fees, appraisal costs, sales fees, insurance cover, maintenance, security, and any other expenses necessary to put the collateral in a saleable condition. Net realizable value must be documented in writing, show assumptions, analyses and conclusions, and be available for review by MMA.
Net Realizable Value means the amount that the Seller receives, or could reasonably be expected to receive, after the exercise of commercially reasonable efforts, from a disposition of the Project Assets, net of transaction costs, as of the date of termination; and
Net Realizable Value means the proceeds paid to the unit holder at the completion of initial maturity period.
Net Realizable Value means the proceeds paid to the Unit Holder at completion of duration of the Fund.
Net Realizable Value or “NRV" means the net realizable value of the Assets and shall be aggregate of (i) the amount of cash in the Bank Account and (ii) the value of the Client Securities
Net Realizable Value means the estimated selling price of the eligible used truck inventory in the ordinary course of business less reasonably predictable costs of completion and disposal, as disclosed in the Parent’s annual and quarterly public filings.