Common use of Confidential Company Information Clause in Contracts

Confidential Company Information. “CCI” shall mean all proprietary or confidential information including but not limited to knowledge that the Represented Party(ies) is/are available for a Transaction and any ensuing discussions, negotiations, or any of the terms or conditions of a deal structure that may arise. CCI also means Represented Party(ies) financial data, marketing and pricing information, business methods and manuals, manufacturing procedures, correspondence, processes, contracts, customer, employee and vendor lists and any and all other CCI whether written, oral, or otherwise made known to Buyer: (a) from any inspection, examination or review of the books, records or other documentation of Represented Party; (b) from communication with Represented Party or their broker or advisor, directors, officers, employees, agents, suppliers, customers or representatives; (c) during visits to Represented Party’s premises; or (d) through disclosure or discovery in any other manner. CCI also includes confidential information that may have been disclosed by Discloser to Recipient prior to the date hereof and also includes working papers developed by Recipient or Other Recipient(s) for pursuing the Purpose and/or Transaction. CCI may be disclosed in written or other tangible form or by any electronic, oral, visual or other means. CCI related to Represented Party(ies) may also be provided under an alias company name, the contents of which are also protected by the terms of this agreement.

Appears in 12 contracts

Samples: Non Disclosure Agreement, Non Disclosure Agreement, Non Disclosure Agreement

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