Failure of DHI to Achieve Revenue Forecasts Sample Clauses

Failure of DHI to Achieve Revenue Forecasts. (a) If Revenue does not equal or exceed Minimum Performance (as defined below) in the third, fourth or fifth Forecast Years, DHI will owe to Immunicon, in addition to Immunicon’s share of Revenue calculated in accordance with Section 3.5.6, the amount set forth in the following table: [***] [***] of forecasted Revenue in Firm Forecast [***] percent of the forecasted Revenue in the Firm Forecast for each [***] percent below [***]% of such forecasted Revenue up to a maximum additional amount of [***] percent of the forecasted Revenue in the Firm Forecast. [***] [***] of forecasted Revenue in Firm Forecast [***] percent of the forecasted Revenue in the Firm Forecast for each [***] percent below [***]% of such forecasted Revenue up to a maximum additional amount of [***] percent of the forecasted Revenue in the Firm Forecast. [***] [***] of forecasted Revenue in Firm Forecast [***] percent of the forecasted Revenue in the Firm Forecast for each [***] percent below [***]% of such forecasted Revenue up to a maximum additional amount of [***] percent of the forecasted Revenue in the Firm Forecast. (b) In the event this Agreement terminates prior to the end of the [***] Forecast Year, no additional amount shall be owing by DHI to Immunicon pursuant to Section 6.8.2 for the Forecast Year in which this Agreement terminates or for any future Forecast Year. If this Agreement extends beyond the [***] Forecast Year and Revenue for the [***] Forecast Year or any Forecast Year thereafter does not equal or exceed [***]% of forecasted Revenue for such Forecast Year as established by the applicable Firm Forecast, then DHI will owe to Immunicon, in addition to its share of Revenue calculated in accordance with Section 3.5.6, an amount equal to [***] percent ([***]%) of the difference between [***]% of such forecasted Revenue and actual Revenue for such Forecast Year. Any such additional amount will be due and payable thirty (30) days after the final determination of Revenue for such Forecast Year. (c) Any additional amount owing by DHI to Immunicon pursuant to this Section 6.8.2 shall be due and payable thirty (30) days after the final determination of Revenue for the Forecast Year for which such payment is owing. When calculating the difference between Minimum Performance for a Forecast Year and DHI actual Revenue for such Forecast Year, DHI shall be given credit for any Revenue that DHI can reasonably establish was not recognized in such Forecast Year because of the failure...
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