Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement Sample Clauses

Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement. The Company has entered into the Master After Sale Service (2014 Renewal) Agreement on 11 November 2014, pursuant to which TCL Corporation Group appointed the Group as its service provider of the After Sale Service in the PRC in respect of the TV Products manufactured by TCL Corporation Group, and the Group would provide TCL Corporation Group with certain Basic and Other After Sale Services in relation to the TV Products manufactured by TCL Corporation Group. The Company has entered into the Master After Sale Service (TV Products) (2016 Renewal) Agreement on 24 October 2016, pursuant to which the Company appoints TCL Corporation as its service provider of the After Sale Services in the PRC in respect of the TV Products manufactured by the Group, and TCL Corporation Group would provide the Group with certain after sale services in relation to the TV Products manufactured by the Group. As the Master After Sale Service (2014 Renewal) Agreement will expire on 31 December 2017 and the Master After Sale Service (TV Products) (2016 Renewal) Agreement will expire on 31 December 2019 and the Company wishes to continue the continuing connected transactions contemplated thereunder and consolidate the cooperation between the parties in terms of providing the relevant after sale services, the Company entered into the Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement, the terms of which are substantially incorporated from the Master After Sale Service (2014 Renewal) Agreement and the Master After Sale Service (TV Products) (2016 Renewal) Agreement. Upon the coming into effect of the Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement, the Master After Sale Service (2014 Renewal) Agreement and the Master After Sale Service (TV Products) (2016 Renewal) Agreement shall be automatically terminated. Set out below are the major terms of the Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement and the pricing policy and price determination thereunder or otherwise adopted by the Group in respect of the transactions contemplated thereunder: Date: 29 September 2017 Parties: (i) the Company (for itself and on behalf of its Subsidiaries) – service provider regarding TV Products manufactured by TCL Corporation Group and user regarding TV Products manufactured by the Group
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Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement. Master After Sale Service (2014 Renewal) Agreement – Actual 28,952 14,844 2,336 – Original annual cap 58,163 66,119 75,956 Master After Sale Service (TV Products) (2016 Renewal) Agreement (Note 2) – Actual 246,095 279,610 145,293 – Original annual cap 649,546 795,491 423,666 469,524 512,014 (Note 3) (Note 3) Proposed annual cap 1,014,088 1,157,530 1,292,787 Continuing Connected Transactions For the year ended 31 December 2015 (audited for actual amount only) For the year ended 31 December 2016 (audited for actual amount only) For the 6 months ending 30 June 2017 (unaudited) (for actual amount only)/for the year ending 31 December 2017 (for original annual cap only) For the year ending 31 December 2018 For the year ending 31 December 2019 For the year ending 31 December 2020 (Note 1) HK$’000 HK$’000 HK$’000 HK$’000 HK$’000 HK$’000
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Master After Sale Service (2017) Agreement. The Group has vast experiences with display and multimedia products and is equipped with experienced personnel and equipment for providing after sale service in respect of these products, the Directors believe that the Group would be able to fully utilise the existing resources and generate additional source of income by providing the Service to TCL Corporation Group in respect of the TV Products. Furthermore, by acting as a service provider of the After Sale Service in relation to TV Products, it will help the Group build up its image as an experienced display products manufacturer, and thereby putting the Group in a better position to attract and retain more customers, which will in turn increase the revenue of the Group. On the other hand, as the evolution of the sales channel for, and upgrading of, television sets products have become increasingly fast nowadays, the demand for provision to customers of specialized After Sale Service is acute. Certain members within TCL Corporation Group have vast and past experience with the provision of After Sale Services for electronic appliances and are well equipped with experienced personnel and advanced IT systems for providing After Sale Services. The Group believes that TCL Corporation Group will be able to fully utilise its existing resources to continue providing the After Sale Services for TV Products. The provision by TCL Corporation Group of specialized and high quality services will help put the Group in a better position to attract and retain more customers, which will in turn increase the sales volume and sales revenue of the Group. Also, by outsourcing the relevant After Sale Services to TCL Corporation Group, the Group will be able to better focus, and concentrate its resources, on its core business of the manufacture, assembly and distribution of TV Products, whereby the core competitiveness of the Group can be maintained and further promoted.
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