Launch Forecast Sample Clauses

Launch Forecast. Within [ * ] days of the Effective Date, Teva shall provide Alexza with its initial [ * ] month forecast (“Launch Forecast”), of which the first [ * ] months shall constitute a mutually binding commitment. No later than [ * ] Business Days after Alexza’s receipt of the Launch Forecast, the Manufacturing JPT membership shall be designated with the responsibility to oversee the supply of the Product under this Agreement, and the representatives of each Party on the Manufacturing JPT shall meet and shall work collaboratively to prepare and adopt a supply plan for the Launch of the Product in the U.S. The Launch Forecast shall be a best estimate, as of the time such Launch Forecast is delivered, of the initial rolling forecast to be delivered pursuant to Section 6.12(b), and Teva shall not deviate from such estimate without any commercial rationale for the decision.
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Launch Forecast. Pursuant to Section 3.3, COMPANY shall purchase the following amounts of the SELECTED REAGENT from NEKTAR AL: [*] per gram until [*] (the "SELECTED REAGENT PRICE"). Thereafter, the SELECTED REAGENT PRICE shall be increased or decreased [*], and on [*] during the TERM thereafter, based on the percentage increase or decrease [*]. At any time prior to [*] the SELECTED PRODUCT, COMPANY may request in writing to NEKTAR AL, that the price of the SELECTED REAGENT [*]. The [*] the price of SELECTED REAGENT [*] shall take effect [*] after NEKTAR AL'S receipt of such written request, and shall be memorialized by the PARTIES in a formal written amendment to this AGREEMENT. [*] [*] [*] [*] Upon COMPANY'S written notice to NEKTAR AL of its desire to enter into the SERVICES AGREEMENT pursuant to Section 3.8, the PARTIES shall promptly negotiate and execute such SERVICES AGREEMENT, the terms of which shall be reasonable and customary for agreements of this type, and in any event: (i) [*], and (ii) in the case of fees charged, [*] THIRD PARTIES under [*]. For purposes of clarity, NEKTAR AL agrees that it will negotiate with COMPANY in good faith the terms of such SERVICES AGREEMENT and will not unreasonably withhold its consent to entering into such SERVICES AGREEMENT. The SERVICES AGREEMENT may be amended by the PARTIES from time to time in writing to expand the nature or scope of the work plan(s) describing the services to be performed under the SERVICES AGREEMENT, such that there shall only be one SERVICES AGREEMENT entered into by the PARTIES pursuant to Section 3.8 which may be amended as provided for herein. For clarity, it is acknowledged by the PARTIES that the terms of this Schedule VIII, including without limitation, those provisions below relating to intellectual property, shall not apply unless and until the PARTIES have actually executed the SERVICES AGREEMENT. On and after the effective date of the SERVICES AGREEMENT through the remainder of the TERM of the AGREEMENT, the terms of Sections 12.4 and 12.5 relating to intellectual property shall apply with respect to all PATENTS, KNOW-HOW, INVENTIONS and technology invented on and after the effective date of the SERVICES AGREEMENT and during the TERM of the AGREEMENT, regardless of the nature or scope of the work plan(s) agreed upon under the SERVICES AGREEMENT.
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Launch Forecast. Within [*] months of the Relaunch Notice Date, Teva shall provide Alexza with its initial [*] month forecast (“Launch Forecast”), of which the first [*] months shall constitute a mutually binding commitment to purchase and supply. No later than [*] Business Days after Alexza’s receipt of the Launch Forecast, the Manufacturing JPT membership shall be designated with the responsibility to oversee the supply of the Product under this Agreement, and the representatives of each Party on the Manufacturing JPT shall meet and shall work collaboratively to prepare and adopt a supply plan for the relaunch of the Product in the U.S. The Launch Forecast shall be a best estimate, as of the time such Launch Forecast is delivered, of the initial rolling forecast to be delivered pursuant to Section 6.12(b), and Teva shall not deviate from such estimate without having and providing to Alexza any commercial rationale for the decision.”
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Launch Forecast. No less than nine (9) months prior to the anticipated first delivery date of Product that is intended for commercial sale in any XXXXXX, XXX shall provide Impax with a written monthly forecast (a “Launch Forecast”) of its and its Affiliates’ and sublicensees’ anticipated requirements for the Product for such XXXXXX, in Full Batch Sizes for each Product configuration for use in Commercialization for the XXXXXX (XXXXXX) month period following such anticipated first delivery date. No later than fifteen (15) Business Days after Impax’s receipt of a Launch Forecast, the Parties shall meet and shall work collaboratively to prepare and adopt a supply plan for such XXXXXX, including the month of release (a “Supply Plan”), for the launch of the Product in such XXXXXX. GSK will provide monthly updates to each Launch Forecast in a rolling fashion, and the Parties will update the corresponding Supply Plan accordingly, until such time as GSK provides the first Rolling Forecast pursuant to Section 2.2(c) that includes the forecast for the applicable XXXXXX, at which time the Rolling Forecast shall supersede the then-current Launch Forecast and corresponding Supply Plan for such XXXXXX. GSK will keep Impax apprised as to timing and Product requirements due to subsequent Product launches in other regulatory jurisdictions in the Licensed Territory, will notify Impax as soon as is practicable regarding any unique Specifications required by any Regulatory Authority, and will work with Impax to develop a launch plan for such subsequent Product launches in other regulatory jurisdictions in the Licensed Territory. XXXXXX. For the sake of clarity, XXXXXX.
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Launch Forecast. Xxxxxx shall provide Alexza with its initial non-binding [ * ] ([ * ]) month forecast (the “Launch Forecast”) not less than [ * ] ([ * ]) months prior to the first anticipated delivery date of commercial supply of the Product to Xxxxxx, which anticipated delivery date shall be provided by Xxxxxx and may be adjusted by Xxxxxx in good faith after consultation with Alexza. No later than [ * ] after Alexza’s receipt of the Launch Forecast, the appropriate members of the Collaboration Committee shall meet and shall work collaboratively to prepare and adopt a supply plan for the launch of the Product in the Territory. The Launch Forecast shall be a best estimate, as of the time such Launch Forecast is delivered, of the initial rolling forecast to be delivered pursuant to Section 5.10(b), and Xxxxxx shall not deviate from such estimate without any commercial rationale for the decision.
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Launch Forecast. BLS shall provide Alexza with its initial non-binding [ * ] month forecast (“Launch Forecast“) not less than [ * ] prior to the first anticipated delivery date of the Product to BLS, which anticipated delivery date shall be provided by BLS and may be adjusted by BLS in good faith after consultation with Alexza. No later than [ * ] after Alexza’s receipt of the Launch Forecast, representatives of each Party on the MS Coordination Committee shall meet and shall work collaboratively to prepare and adopt a supply plan for the Launch. The [ * ] = Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked by brackets, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Launch Forecast shall be a best estimate, as of the time such Launch Forecast is delivered, of the initial rolling forecast to be delivered pursuant to Section 2.4(b), and BLS shall not deviate from such estimate without [ * ].
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Launch Forecast. Not less than six (6) months prior to NOVACEA’S estimated Date of Launch for the Licensed Product in Canada, NOVACEA shall provide XXXXXX XXXXX with a forecast of its expected requirements for each dosage form of the Licensed Product for commercial use, for the Launch Period for Canada. Such forecast shall be in the format set forth in Section 4.1.1 and shall be divided into three (3) Commercial Half Year periods as set forth in Section 4.1.3 (each, a “Six Month Launch Forecast”). Then, during the first week of each month following the delivery of a first Six Month Launch Forecast and up to the month in which the Date of Launch occurs, NOVACEA shall provide XXXXXX XXXXX with a Firm Order for the following sixth (6th) calendar month delineating the amount of each dosage of the Finished Product and the delivery date, allowing XXXXXX XXXXX at least six (6) months lead time to deliver such Firm Order.
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