NPM Adjustment for S ubsequent Participating Manufacturers Sample Clauses

NPM Adjustment for S ubsequent Participating Manufacturers. Subject to the provisions of subsection IX(i)(3), a Subsequent Participating Manufacturer shall be entitled to an NPM Adjustment with respect to payments due from such Subsequent Participating Manu- facturer in any year during which an NPM Adjustment is applicable under subsection (d)(1) above to payments due from the Original Participating Manufacturers. The amount of such NPM Adjustment shall equal the product of (A) the NPM Adjustment Percentage for such year multiplied by (B) the sum of the payments due in the year in question from such Subsequent Participating Manufacturer that correspond to payments due from Original Participating Manufacturers pursuant to subsec- tion IX(c) (as such payment amounts due from such Subsequent Participating Manufacturer have been ad- justed and allocated pursuant to clauses ‘‘Fir st’’ through ‘‘Fifth’’ of subsection IX(j)). The NPM Adjustment to payments by each Subsequent Participating Manufact- NOTICES 5639 urer shall be allocated and reallocated among the Settling States in a manner consistent with subsection (d)(2) above.
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