Cost Reduction Proceeds Guideline Sample Clauses

Cost Reduction Proceeds Guideline. Cost reduction proceeds from initial baseline manufacturing cost (defined in Exhibit C) will be split at a ratio of 50% to CLIENT and 50% to D&K as it is expected that D&K shall make investments to reduce cost by sourcing high-cost components through alternative suppliers and fabrication processes, and improving manufacturing and test processes. D&K agrees to pay for the up-front investments to make these cost improvements. When the cost reduction is realized, D&K will be entitled to full repayment of its investment in this cost reduction before the cost savings is shared with CLIENT. If CLIENT makes the initial investment to reduce costs, CLIENT will be entitled to full repayment of its investment in this cost reduction before the cost savings is shared with D&K. All cost reduction proceeds sharing will be calculated based on the Direct Manufacturing Cost after any agreed-to xxxx-up as defined in Exhibit C.
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