OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE; PRICING Sample Clauses

OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE; PRICING. (a) NK shall have the right to purchase from Aspect Kits at a transfer price of US[**] per Kit. For each proposed purchase by NK from Aspect, NK shall present a purchase order to Aspect (a "Purchase Order"). Each Purchase Order shall be deemed an offer to purchase and, unless NK is notified in writing to the contrary within five (5) Business Days after Aspect receives it, such Purchase Order shall be deemed accepted by Aspect. (b) Aspect's transfer prices shall be FCA (FREE CARRIER) Natick, Massachusetts, U.S. A. Starting with the second (2nd) Contract Year, Aspect may change those transfer prices; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that: (i) such change may be made only once a year effective as of the first day of April with the prior written notice to be given by Aspect no later than the last day of December of the preceding year, after consulting with NK; (ii) the annual increase shall be [**]; and (iii) no price change shall affect purchase orders offered by NK and accepted by Aspect prior to the date such price change becomes effective.
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OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE; PRICING. (a) If Jansxxx xxxrcises the option of Section 2.2(a) or Section 2.3(a), in those countries where and for such time as Jansxxx xxxds the rights granted pursuant to such options, Jansxxx xxxll be free to determine whether it will manufacture Rx Product and/or Compound for use in Rx Product itself or have such manufactured by Sepracor or a third party; provided, however, if Sepracor or its designee complies with Good Manufacturing Practices and the quality control standards set forth in Exhibit 2.5(a) within the time frame set forth in Section 2.5(a), but Jansxxx xxxermines not to use Sepracor to make or have made Rx Products for the United States market, such determination shall not materially delay expected filing of the NDA for Rx Products in the United States as set forth in the R&D Plan with Sepracor as the manufacturer; further provided, however, that if Jansxxx xxxnot manufacture itself or cannot elect a party other than Sepracor to make or have made Rx Product for the United States market prior to NDA submission because such election would materially delay filing of the NDA, or Jansxxx xxxires to change the manufacturer subsequent to NDA submission, Jansxxx xxxains the right to manufacture itself or to elect a party other than Sepracor to manufacture Rx Product for the United States subsequent to NDA approval by (i) filing an application with the FDA requesting a manufacturer change after Jansxxx'x xx its alternative manufacturer's DMF (drug master file) is ready, and (ii) providing Sepracor with not less than twelve (12) months notice of the expected change in manufacturer. Jansxxx xxxll also be free to determine whether it will manufacture OTC Product and/or Compound for use in OTC Product itself or have such manufactured by a third party. Provided Jansxxx xxx elected Sepracor to be the manufacturer of Compound (b) For each proposed purchase of the Compound and/or Product by Jansxxx xxxm Sepracor, Jansxxx xxxll present the purchase order the condition of which will be as agreed between the Parties to Sepracor (a "Purchase Order). For each calendar quarter, Jansxxx xxxll present binding Purchase Orders for an aggregate quantity of Compound and/or Product which is at least forty percent (40%) of the quantity which Jansxxx xxxecasted for such calendar quarter in accordance with Section 3.1(a) above. Jansxxx xxxll place each such Purchase Order with Sepracor at least three(3) months before the requested tender date. Each such Purchase Order shall ident...
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE; PRICING. Philips’ and its Affiliates’ purchases of Aspect Products during the first calendar year shall be at the prices set forth in Exhibit A (Aspect Products and Purchase Prices), except as noted in Sections 6.2 and 6.
OFFER AND ACCEPTANCE; PRICING. Aspect shall sell and NK shall purchase the Aspect Products during the calendar year at the prices set forth in Exhibit A (Aspect Products and Purchase Prices), except as noted in 4.1(a). The parties have agreed to initiate at least once a year discussions on market conditions and trends as well as pricing of the Products. Additional pricing programs will be discussed as new NK Patient Monitors are introduced into the Japanese markets; no sooner than one year after the Commencement Date. (a) Additional costs which have been agreed upon in writing (both NRE and incremental unit cost) for customization of the product (mold color, labeling, changes to or customization of the BISx Monitor Cable) will be borne by NK. NK shall be responsible for any charges associated with scrap of inventory due to any subsequent changes made to customized product. (b) For each proposed purchase by NK from Aspect, NK shall present a purchase order to Aspect (a “Purchase Order”). Each Purchase Order shall be deemed an offer to purchase and, unless NK is notified in writing to the contrary within five (5) Business Days after Aspect receives it, such Purchase Order shall be deemed accepted by Aspect. (c) Aspect’s transfer prices shall be EXW (EXWORKS) Norwood, Massachusetts, U.S. A. Starting with the second (2nd) Contract Year, Aspect may change those transfer prices; provided, however that: (i) such change may be made only once a year effective as of the first day of April with the prior written notice to be given by Aspect no later than the last day of December of the preceding year, after consulting with NK; (ii) the annual increase shall be no more than [**] percent ([**]%) or actual cost increases, whichever is greater; and (iii) no price change shall affect Purchase Orders offered by NK and accepted by Aspect prior to the date such price change becomes effective. In the event actual cost increases exceed 5%, Aspect shall provide documentation of actual cost increases to NK.

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