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Dividend Limitation

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Dividend limitation
A bond convenant that restricts in some way the firm's ability to pay cash dividends.

Dividend Limitation
A provision in some bond indentures placing a maximum amount on what a company can pay out in dividends. A dividend limitation reduces the risk that the issuer will default on a bond because it foolishly decides to pay out too much in dividends to common shareholders. This provision is designed to protect bondholders but has the possibility to scare away potential stockholders.


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Currently, the most restrictive dividend limitation is from a February 2006 PUCN financing order that restricts the combined dividends from NPC and SPPC to the amount of SRP's debt service.
The most restrictive dividend limitation currently is from a February 2006 PUCN financing order that restricts the combined dividends from NPC and SPPC to the amount of SRP's debt service.
Customary covenants apply to the term loan, including maximum total leverage, interest coverage, capital expenditure limits, stock repurchase and dividend limitations and standard restrictions on investments and mergers and acquisitions.
 
 
 
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