Medtronic's Forecasts Sample Clauses

Medtronic's Forecasts. At the time that Medtronic places its order for the first month following the three months covered by the initial purchase order, Medtronic shall provide MacroPore with a six-month sales plan to be mutually agreed upon (but subject to Section 5.3 and Exhibit A) indicating by month the number of Products anticipated to be sold by Medtronic or purchased by Medtronic for use as demonstration units (as updated as provided herein, the "Plan") in the Territory. The Plan shall be updated by Medtronic on a quarterly basis (on or before the first day of each subsequent quarter) for a rolling successive six-month period. Each Plan shall be used for purposes of facilitating Medtronic's marketing plans, MacroPore's manufacturing plans, and meeting the lead times required by certain of MacroPore's suppliers, but are not legally-binding on Medtronic or MacroPore in any manner.
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Medtronic's Forecasts. Upon execution of this Agreement by the parties, Medtronic agrees to provide WGL with a twelve (12) month forecast indicating Medtronic's forecast purchases of SVO Batteries from WGL during the period August 1, 1991 through July 31, 1992 (and which shall take into account orders for SVO Batteries placed by Medtronic prior to execution of this Agreement). Such forecast shall be updated monthly (prior to the final day of each full month during the term of this Agreement) by Medtronic in writing to WGL on a rolling basis such that the forecast shall at all times cover the prospective twelve (12) month period. Such rolling forecasts by Medtronic shall be used for purposes of facilitating each party's planning and in order to meet the lead times required by certain of WGL's suppliers. Such forecasts are not legally binding in any manner and may be revised from time to time by Medtronic as it deems appropriate, provided, however, that SVO Batteries scheduled for delivery within the first four months of each aforesaid twelve month forecast period shall represent and constitute a firm order by Medtronic.
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Medtronic's Forecasts. At the time that Medtronic places its first order for a Developed Product, Medtronic shall provide MacroPore with a six-month sales plan to be mutually agreed upon indicating by month the number of such Developed Products anticipated to be sold by Medtronic or purchased by Medtronic for use as demonstration units (as updated as provided herein, the "Plan"). The Plan shall be updated by Medtronic on a quarterly basis (on or before the first day of each subsequent month) for a rolling successive six-month period. Each Plan shall be used for purposes of facilitating Medtronic's marketing plans, MacroPore's manufacturing plans, and meeting the lead times required by certain of MacroPore's suppliers, but are not legally binding on Medtronic or MacroPore in any manner.
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Medtronic's Forecasts. Medtronic agrees to provide CVD, at least thirty (30) days prior to first Commercial Release in the first market, with a twelve-month forecast indicating Medtronic's forecast purchases of Products during the twelve months following first Commercial Release. Such forecast shall be updated by Medtronic on a quarterly basis (based upon the calendar year) for a rolling successive twelve-month period, which updated forecast must be received by CVD no later than thirty (30) days prior to the first day of each succeeding quarter. Such rolling forecasts by Medtronic shall be used for purposes of facilitating Medtronic's marketing plans and meeting the lead times required by certain of CVD's suppliers, but they are not legally binding on Medtronic except as set forth in Section 5.7.
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Medtronic's Forecasts. Medtronic agrees to provide CVD, at least forty five (45) days prior to first Commercial Release of a Component Product in the first market, with a twelve-month forecast indicating Medtronic's forecast purchases of Components during the twelve months following first Commercial Release. Such forecast shall be updated by Medtronic on a quarterly basis (based upon the calendar year) for a rolling successive twelve-month period, which updated forecast must be received by CVD no later than thirty (30) days prior to the first day of each succeeding quarter. Such rolling forecasts by Medtronic shall be used for purposes of facilitating Medtronic's marketing plans and meeting the lead times required by certain of CVD's suppliers, but they are not legally binding on Medtronic except as set forth in Section 5.8. Medtronic's initial forecast shall be provided no later than August 10, 1996 or 30 days after the execution of this Agreement, whichever is later.
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Medtronic's Forecasts. At the time that Medtronic places its order for --------------------- the first month following the three months covered by the initial purchase order, Medtronic shall provide Somnus with a six-month sales plan indicating by month the number of Products anticipated to be sold by Medtronic or purchased by Medtronic for use as demonstration units (as updated as provided herein, the "Plan") in the Territory. The Plan shall be updated by Medtronic on a monthly basis (on or before the first day of each subsequent month) for a rolling successive six-month period. Each Plan shall be used for purposes of facilitating Medtronic's marketing plans, Somnus' manufacturing plans, and meeting the lead times required by certain of Somnus' suppliers, but are not legally binding on Medtronic or Somnus in any manner.
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  • Annual Forecasts As soon as available and in any event no later than 90 days after the end of each Fiscal Year, forecasts prepared by management of the Borrower, in form satisfactory to the Administrative Agent, of balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements on an annual basis for the Fiscal Year following such Fiscal Year.

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