Sentence examples for granted a discount. from inspiring English sources

In Fenwick & West's 2011 Seed Financing Survey (the "Fenwick Survey"), the percentage of convertible note seed financings that granted a discount to investors was 67% in 2010 and 83% in 2011; and the median discount was 20% in both 2010 and 2011.

For example, if the investors in a $500,000 convertible note seed financing were granted a discount of 20%, and the price per share of the Series A Preferred Stock were $1.00, the noteholders would convert the loan at an effective price (referred to as the "conversion price") of $0.80 per share and thus receive 625,000 shares ($500,000 divided by $0.80).

Because UHF signals no longer have limited reach, it no longer makes sense to grant a discount, contends Rep. David E. Price (D-N.C ., a sponsor of the bill.

NSB tickets are generally cheaper, though not for some groups with reduced fare; for instance students are granted a greater discount with Flytoget than with NSB.

He was also granted a million discounted stock options in mid-November 2004, halfway through the company's fourth quarter, when Denny's shares were trading at $4.22.

The company is granting NHS a discount, however, according to a Reuters report.

About 20,000 owners of vehicles registered for the Greener Vehicle Discount by June 2013 were granted a three-year sunset period (until 24 June 2016) before they have to pay the full congestion charge.

The uptick was likely boosted by recent promotions, such as eBay's decision to grant U.S. consumers a discount for using premium services, such as the "Gallery option".

The Nationals were presumed to have gotten a hometown discount, and one prominent pitcher said he would neither grant his team a discount nor accept fewer years.

From 1 January 1976, Braathens SAFE introduced "Green Routes", where passengers were granted 35% discount if they traveled on Saturdays or Sunday morning, booked a round trip and were away for at least a full week or over a weekend.

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