Cost Summary and Management Sample Clauses

Cost Summary and Management. The cost summary included set forth on Schedule 2, prepared by Kin Yat, contains a detailed SKU-level (SKU as defined by iRobot) cost summary, Incoterm FCA Port of Origin, complete with all formulas and assumptions, to provide full access and visibility to all component, labor, assembly and xxxx-up costs. During each Renewal Term, the Parties shall meet from time to time on an executive level as required, but no less than on an [***], to identify cost reduction opportunities where each Party will share overall financial objectives of the on-going relationship between the Parties. Kin Yat shall at all times employ an Open Book Pricing approach to cost management and pricing of Components, Products and the Manufacturing Services to achieve Sustainable and Competitive Pricing for the Products and Manufacturing Services provided to iRobot under this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, the phrase “Sustainable and Competitive Pricing” means stable pricing over time for the Products and Manufacturing Services provided to iRobot under this Agreement that is favorable against that which could be reasonably attained from other contract manufacturers for comparable volumes of substantially similar products and comparable manufacturing services. For purposes of this Agreement, the term “Open Book Pricing” means providing detailed costing information to iRobot which includes; a fully-costed xxxx of materials, markups related to the sourcing and manufacturing of the Components and the Product and an explanation of all adders on material or value add (in place as of the Effective Date). In addition, Kin Yat shall provide detailed overviews of the relevant financial costing model to iRobot’s representatives and professional advisors. By [***], Kin Yat shall provide final fixed price quotation for upcoming iRobot fiscal year.
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Cost Summary and Management. The cost summary set forth on Schedule 2, prepared by Jabil, contains a detailed SKU-level (SKU as defined by Company) cost summary, Incoterm FCA Port of Origin, complete with all formulas and assumptions, to provide full access and visibility to all component, labor, assembly and xxxx-up costs. The cost agreed upon as of the Effective Date will be in effect until [*] and will not increase during that time period, except as provided in Section 9.2. Each calendar year (starting with [*]), the Parties shall meet from time to time on an executive level as required, but no less than on an annual basis, on or before [*], to identify cost reduction opportunities where each Party will share overall financial objectives of the on-going relationship between the Parties. Prices agreed upon at that time will be based on a written, Company volume projection on a SKU based level of its Product requirements for each calendar year and will be in effect for 12 months, starting on the first day of the upcoming iRobot fiscal year, and ending on the last day of that iRobot fiscal year and will not increase during that time, except as provided in Section 9.2. In support of Company’s annual operation plan (AOP) process, Jabil shall provide budgetary, non binding Product pricing to Company no later than [*] of each year during the Term. Jabil shall at all times employ an [*] approach to cost management and pricing of Components, Products and the Manufacturing Services to review Sustainable and Competitive Pricing opportunities for the Products and Manufacturing Services provided to Company under this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, the phrase “Sustainable and Competitive Pricing” means stable pricing over time for the Products and Manufacturing Services provided to Company under this Agreement that is favorable against that which could be reasonably attained from other contract manufacturers for comparable volumes of substantially similar products and comparable manufacturing services for customers similarly situated in similar markets taking into account all applicable state, local and federal regulations and licensing requirements. For purposes of this Agreement, the term [*] means providing detailed Jabil [*] to Company which includes; [*] (in place as of the Effective Date).
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Cost Summary and Management. The cost summary set forth on Schedule 2, prepared by Jabil, contains a detailed SKU-level (SKU as defined by Company) cost summary, Incoterm FCA Port of Origin, complete with all formulas and assumptions, to provide full access and visibility to all component, labor, assembly and xxxx-up costs.
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