Sentence examples for earn outs based on from inspiring English sources

Publicly traded ad management and distribution company Digital Generation, better known as DG, is announcing that it has acquired ad startup Republic Project for $1.4 million in cash, with additional earn outs based on revenue and profitability.

It also includes earn-outs based on performance, which, if paid, would be worth up to $201 million based on Wednesday's stock price.

LogMeIn is paying $45 million plus up to $5 million more in earn-outs based on performance and employees staying put over the next two years.

Harman says it will buy Symphony Teleca for a base purchase price of $780 million, alongside an unspecified cash earn-out based on a 2015 revenue target.

Zagg will pay $100M for Mophie up front, plus a flexible 12-month earn-out based on Mophie's performance over the next year.

The deal includes $20 million paid in cash at closing; a $10 million note (meaning the seller is helping to finance the deal, but that his position in the new capital structure is subordinate to the bank that financed the deal); and an "earn-out" based on the company hitting certain milestones during a specified period of time worth perhaps another $8 million.

The family limit refers to the maximum benefits that can be paid out based on one worker's earning record.

For example, an inheritance could hinge on whether a grandson graduated from college, or a bequest could be paid out based on how much a son earned, dollar for dollar.

Of course, research funding is not doled out based on population numbers, and must be earned.

If money were handed out based on hard work, there's a mother in a third-world country who would out earn you every day.

Under the terms of the Credit Suisse deal, York could receive additional "earn-out" payments based on its five-year financial performance.