Pricing Objectives Sample Clauses

Pricing Objectives. The Parties acknowledge that the price of the Project Vaccine is critical to achieving Equitable Access. Accordingly, Awardee agrees that its pricing shall be as reasonably required to achieve both Equitable Access for populations in need of a Project Vaccine as well as an appropriate return on investment for vaccine manufacturers, and ensuring that on-going supply is commercially sustainable. The Parties acknowledge that the availability of pandemic insurance as described in Clause 18.7 shall be relevant to pricing. For clarity the following shall be considered to have satisfied the Equitable Access Plan for the relevant doses of Project Vaccine: (a) the purchase of Project Vaccine by Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee during the Pandemic Period as described above in this Clause 15; (b) during the Pandemic Period, and in respect of any region in which an epidemic is determined to exist according to Section 15.5(c), the sale of the Project Vaccine to Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee at no more than (i) ** for allocation to LMICs; (ii) ** for allocation to UMICs and (iii) ** for allocation to HICs; provided always that in each case the sale of the Project Vaccine to Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee shall be at a price that is no higher than the lowest price at which Awardee sells the Project Vaccine to any third party in respect of the relevant country other than as contemplated by the Canada Agreement; (c) after the Pandemic Period for a period ending on the later of (i) five years from the end of the Pandemic Period; or (ii) ten years from the Effective Date, the sale of the Project Vaccine to Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee at no more than ** for allocation to LMICs, provided always that in each case the sale of the Project Vaccine to Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee shall be at a price that is no higher than the lowest price at which Awardee sells the Project Vaccine to any third party in respect of the relevant country; and (d) during the Pandemic Period and after the Pandemic Period for a period ending on the later of (i) five years from the end of the Pandemic Period; or (ii) ten years from the Effective Date, the sale of the Project Vaccine not acquired by Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee at no more than ** for allocation to LMICs.
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Pricing Objectives. Clause 15.9(b) of the Annex A: Terms and Conditions shall be deleted and replaced with the following (to remove the reference to “and (iii) [***]% for allocation to HICs”): 1.4.1 during the Pandemic Period, and in respect of any region in which an epidemic is determined to exist according to Section 15.5(c), the sale of the Project Vaccine to Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee at no more than (i) [***]% for allocation to LMICs; and (ii) [***]% for allocation to UMICs; provided always that in each case the sale of the Project Vaccine to Gavi, CEPI or their respective designee shall be at a price that is no higher than the lowest price at which Awardee sells the Project Vaccine to any third party in respect of the relevant country other than as contemplated by the Canada Agreement;
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Pricing Objectives. The Parties acknowledge that the price of the Project Vaccine is critical to achieving Equitable Access during the Pandemic Period. Accordingly, Awardee agrees that its pricing shall be reasonable to achieve Equitable Access for populations in need of a Project Vaccine as well as an appropriate return on investment for vaccine manufacturers that make on-going supply commercially sustainable. The Parties acknowledge that the availability of pandemic insurance as described in Clause 17.7 shall be a relevant cost factor in Equitable Access. For clarity, the purchase of Project Vaccine by the Global Allocation Body or by any other purchasing agent(s) designated by CEPI shall be considered to have satisfied the pricing requirements for Equitable Access.
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Pricing Objectives. Rate and objective recommendations will be made utilizing XXXXX’x pricing methodology with final decisions by CBD. XXXXX will provide annual economic forecasts for Cincinnati and Xxxxxxxx MSA/s, including estimated price, elasticity of yellow pages, local and regional inflationary forecasts correlated to FIRE indexes or similar criteria.
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