Pricing Mechanism Clause Samples

Pricing Mechanism. Pricing Mechanism Definitions. 6 Section 4.02 Notice of Rates. 13

Pricing Mechanism. This Swap Pricing Protocol is designed to facilitate the transparent pricing of the swap rate to apply to the required interest rate swap transaction(s) (the Swap Rate). The final Swap Rate payable by the Contractor will be equal to the sum of its component parts, which are: (a) the Base Swap Rate; (b) the Structural Adjustments; and (c) the Dealers’ Swap Margins.

Pricing Mechanism. 12.1 The produce must be purchased at a price provided for in the farming agreement. The price may be linked to market price and in such case, a minimum guaranteed price must be specified. Similarly, the method of determining payment above the minimum guaranteed price and a clear price reference must be provided in the agreement. This price referencing may be done at in a number of ways, including the following options: Option 1: Variable price with variable component over and above the guaranteed price, based on a reference price (say, modal price reported at the nearest APMC with e-NAM facility at the time of delivery) Option 2: Fixed price according to different quality grades of the produce Grades Fixed Price (Rs/qtl) Option 3: Fixed price or variable price at the time of delivery of produce to the Sponsor, whichever is greater but cannot be below the guaranteed price.

Pricing Mechanism. [The Supplier must use BravoNR to populate rates and charges associated with the Tender. Following Contract Award, Annex 1 will be populated with the rates and charges.]

Pricing Mechanism. Depending on the products or materials to be supplied to the Enlarged Group, the price at which each transaction under the ▇▇▇▇ Transportation Purchase Framework Agreement is to be conducted will be determined with reference to the market price.

Pricing Mechanism. The fees charged by BNSIGC will be subject to the principle under the Framework Agreement. For the duration of the Framework Agreement, no new licensing arrangement is envisioned and the existing Trademark and Logo Licensing Agreement entered into between the Company and BNSIGC on 18 April 1997, licensing the trademarks and service marks registered in the name of BNSIGC for the Company’s use, is expected to continue at the annual fee of RMB10,000, and existing arrangement is included under the Framework Agreement for completeness of disclosure. The licence fees will be settled in cash on an annual basis. The historical transaction amounts in relation to the transactions contemplated under the Framework Agreement (if any) are as follows: 2024 (RMB’000) 2025 (RMB’000) Entrusted operation and management Value-added ancillary Total amount received by BNSCL Members from BNSIGC Members Total amount paid by BNSCL 14,213.3 0 4,911.1 0 services for venues Members to BNSIGC Members Total amount received by BNSCL 266.6 52 Property management Members from BNSIGC Members Total amount received by BNSCL 150.5 35 services Office premises leasing Members from BNSIGC Members Amount paid by BNSCL 1,003 250.7 Members to BNSIGC Members Amount received by BNSCL Members from BNSIGC Members Members to BNSIGC Members These transactions were negotiated at different times and were not entered into based on any existing master agreement. They involve various projects and categories, with the nature of revenue and expense, and are conducted under the Group’s existing main business, provided that, for the purpose of classification set out in this announcement, some of which are expressed in total amounts for explanation. The annual caps as the expected total amounts in relation to the transactions contemplated under the Framework Agreement are as follows: Annual Caps(Note) Period from Total amount received by BNSCL Members from BNSIGC Members Total amount paid by BNSCL Members to BNSIGC Members Total amount received by BNSCL Members from BNSIGC Members 52,000 73,000 90,000 90,000 50,000 60,000 Members from BNSIGC Members Members to BNSIGC Members Total amount received by BNSCL Members from BNSIGC Members Members to BNSIGC Members

Pricing Mechanism. The Buyer agrees to pay the Producer [$X/kilo bags/containers] of Goods delivered which conform with the quality requirements outlined in Annex [X], based on the [insert price reference, for example, ICO Indicator Prices], or the current market price based on the [insert market index], whichever is the greater. Fair Trade Premium [x] Organic Differential [x] ICO “S” Certificate of Origin Premium [x] Sustainable Production Practices Premium (See for example, Starbuck’s point system for preferred suppliers (Starbucks, 2001).) Environmental Soil management Water management Conservation of natural resources Integrated pest management Efficient energy use Recycling and treatment of residual Waste management Social Wages and benefits Gender equity and minority rights Health & safety Living conditions [x] [x] [x] [x] [x] [x] [x] [x] [x] The Buyer shall make the payment within [insert period of time] from acceptance of the Goods. Payment shall be made [via bank transfer to the Producer’s nominated account]/[in cash]/[in specify currency]. Upon receipt of the full purchase amount, the Producer shall provide the Buyer with a written receipt of payment(s) made specifying the amount, time and delivery date of accepted Goods. Optional: Pre-financing3 Where the Producer requests within a reasonable time, the Buyer shall advance up to [insert per cent] of the fixed price of the contract to finance the Producer’s costs of production. [Insert per cent] interest will be charged to the Producer and deducted from the final payment.] For the purposes of this Agreement, Force Majeure Event means any event that arises after the contract has been signed, is unpredictable, inevitable, beyond the Parties’ reasonable control and that objectively prevents one or both of them from performing their obligations, including, but not limited to, wars, insurrections, civil disturbances, interruption of transportation or communication services, major change to agricultural law or policy in the country of production, blockades, embargoes, strikes and other labour conflicts, riots, epidemics, earthquakes, storms, droughts, fires, floods, or other exceptionally adverse weather conditions, explosions, lightning, or acts of terrorism. As soon as reasonably practicable after the start of the Force Majeure Event, the Affected Party shall notify the other Party in writing of the Force Majeure Event, the date on which it started, its likely or potential duration, and the effect of the Force Majeure E...

Pricing Mechanism. With respect to the Maintenance Contract, the basic contract price was determined by considering the quality and fee level of similar services provided by different service providers in the same industry in the South Africa. According to a feasibility study for Kinsenda Project, which was designed by a global engineering group in March 2013, the costs of equipment maintenance was about USD1.9 per ton. The pricing process of the Maintenance Contract also compared Metorex’s costs of equipment maintenance at Chibuluma Mines in Zambia, which was about USD1.56 per ton. The costs of equipment maintenance under the Maintenance Contract is about USD1.5 per ton, which is lower than the above prices.

Pricing Mechanism. The rent at which each transaction under the Land Lease Framework Agreement is to be conducted will be the annual depreciation amount of the relevant parcel of land, which will be calculated as the total amount paid by the owner of the land to the relevant government authorities for acquiring the relevant land use right, divided by the estimated useful life of such land. The lessee will also bear all the taxes and duties payable for the lease, which will be calculated by reference to the rent payable. Both the rent and the aggregate taxes and duties payable by the lessee for each parcel of land will be the same for each year during the term of the lease. The above pricing mechanism is adopted since the parcels of land to be leased by members of the Enlarged Group from the Parent Company and its subsidiaries are located around the Four Mines and the smelting plant of the ▇▇▇▇ Metal Group and there is no comparable land in the proximity and no corresponding market rent available for reference.