; or (II) $350,000,000. (ii) Multiple licenses under common control The maximum amount of outstanding leverage made available to 2 or more employee equity investment companies that are commonly controlled (as determined by the Administrator) and not under capital impairment may not exceed $700,000,000. (F) Non-EEIC company employee ownership investments (i) In general A non-EEIC company may access leverage from the facility established under section 321 in addition to any leverage such non-EEIC company is otherwise eligible to receive solely for the purpose described in clause (ii) and subject to the limitation under clause (iv). (ii) Purpose The purpose described in this clause is for the purpose of making covered investments described in section 103(21)(B) (excluding synthetic equity). (iii) Outstanding leverage Subject to the limitation under clause (iv), in calculating the outstanding leverage of a non-EEIC company for purposes of subparagraphs (A)(ii) and (B), the Administrator shall exclude the amount of leverage outstanding to covered small business concerns for a covered investment described in section 103(21)(B) (excluding synthetic equity) made by such non-EEIC company. (iv) Limitation The amount of leverage provided under clause (i) that is excluded under clause (iii) may not exceed $50,000,000. (G) Protege EEICs The maximum amount of outstanding leverage made available under the facility established under section 321 to any 1 Protege EEIC may not to exceed the lesser of— (i) 100 percent of the private capital of the Protege EEIC