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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 37. Public Finance
- Chapter 17. Alaska Bidco Assistance Program
- Section 550. Initial Capitalization of Bidco.
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AS 37.17.550. Initial Capitalization of Bidco.
- (a) Subject to AS 37.17.520
(b), the initial capitalization of a BIDCO to which the department makes a BIDCO capitalization loan must include
- (1) at least $500,000 in equity investment in the BIDCO, in addition to any organization costs paid for or owed by the
BIDCO;
- (2) the BIDCO capitalization loan; and
- (3) additional capital in an amount required by the department and on terms and conditions acceptable to the department;
the additional capital may be in the form of debt, grants, equity investment in addition to the minimum equity
investment requirement of $500,000 under (1) of this subsection, or a combination of debt, grants, and the equity
investment.
- (b) The minimum equity investment under (a)(1) of this section must be fully received by the BIDCO before or at closing of
the BIDCO capitalization loan. The BIDCO capitalization loan shall be fully disbursed to the BIDCO at closing. The
additional capital shall also be fully disbursed at closing; however, if the department is satisfied that there is a
firm commitment for the additional capital on terms acceptable to the department, that the source for the additional
capital will deliver on the firm commitment, and that the documents evidencing the additional capital have been
executed and include terms acceptable to the department, the additional capital may be disbursed to the BIDCO on a
phased-in basis on terms acceptable to the department.
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