Calculation of Existing Inventory Value Sample Clauses

Calculation of Existing Inventory Value. Within fourteen (14) days after the Repurchase Date, Elan and Anesta (or a designated representative of Anesta) shall jointly conduct a physical stock take of the Existing Inventory existing as of such date, and Elan shall issue, within 15 days after the Repurchase Date, on the basis of such physical stock take and the amount of Existing Inventory shipped to customers at Anesta's written direction (copies of which shall be provided to Elan) between the Repurchase Date and such physical stock take, in reasonable detail a report setting forth the result of such stock take and a calculation of the Existing Inventory Value (as defined below). Anesta (or a designated representative of Anesta) shall have the right to review all work papers and procedures used to calculate the Existing Inventory Value. Unless, within 15 days after delivery of the report setting forth Elan's calculation of the Existing Inventory Value, Anesta notifies Elan in writing that it objects to the calculation of Existing Inventory Value and specifies the basis for its objection, the Existing Inventory Value as calculated by Elan shall be final and binding on the Parties for purposes of this Section 10.4(b). If Anesta objects and if Anesta and Elan are not able to resolve Anesta's objections within 15 days after such notification is given, all remaining matters in dispute shall be resolved in accordance with Section 13.2 of the Agreement. For purposes hereof, "Existing Inventory Value" shall mean the total value of the Existing Inventory existing as of the Repurchase Date calculated by: (i) multiplying (aa) the number of units of Relevant Products in Elan's inventory which in the case of OT-fentanyl Products are in saleable condition and with a shelf life of not less than 9 (nine) months as of the Repurchase Date (and products shipped at Anesta's written direction between the Repurchase Date and the date of the stock take shall be deemed to meet those criteria) and (bb) the sum of (x) the VAT-exclusive amount originally invoiced per unit by Anesta to Elan (y) the VAT-exclusive amount paid by Elan in respect of transportation of such Relevant Products to their place of storage and (z) the VAT-exclusive amount paid by Elan in respect of finished pack release testing; and (ii) adding VAT payable in respect of such units. Supply of each unit of OT-fentanyl Products in Elan's inventory shall be EXW (Incoterms 2000) its place of storage (or, at Anesta's option and subject to the consent of the p...
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