Out-of-Budget Situations Sample Clauses

Out-of-Budget Situations. During April, July and October of each calendar year, BMS shall submit to the Alliance Strategic Committee a statement providing revised annual projections of aggregate sales and pre-tax profits for the Co-Promotion Entities for each Product for such calendar year (which shall be calculated in the same manner as, and compared to, the Annual Budgetary Targets for such calendar year approved by the Alliance Strategic Committee) revised, if necessary, to take into account the actual year-to-date results and any other relevant factors, together with an explanation of any material revisions in the projections relative to the budgeted amounts thereof approved by the Alliance Strategic Committee (the “Revised Projection”). To the extent that a Revised Projection show’s (or BMS advises Sanofi) that the annual aggregate pre-tax profits of the Co-Promotion Entities in Territory B for any Product will fall short of the annual aggregate pre-tax profit amount in the relevant Annual Budgetary Target for such Product approved by the Alliance Strategic Committee by [*] of such Annual Budgetary Target, Sanofi may, within 30 days of receipt of such Revised Projection or such notice, require BMS to secure the Alliance Strategic Committee’s approval of either (i) [*]; or (ii) [*].
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