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Production Planning. (a) Each month during the Term, Tesla will provide a rolling monthly forecast of its anticipated requirements for Goods for the following periods of time: (i) for the next [***] for each forecast provided until Seller has invested in Seller’s Property required for Seller’s manufacture, supply and/or provision of Goods at the Factory in volumes up to an annual aggregate energy capacity of thirty-five gigawatt-hours (35 GWh); and (ii) for the next [***] for each forecast provided thereafter. Tesla’s forecast is non-binding and provided for planning purposes only. At a monthly meeting led by Tesla (“Production Meeting”), the Parties shall review in good faith Tesla’s forecast, the supply chain and other requirements to manufacture per Tesla’s forecast, any potential or actual constraints on Seller’s ability to manufacture Goods in accordance with Tesla’s forecast, and other business- and production-related issues. The Parties may also mutually agree to invite sub-suppliers that are colocated at the Factory to attend the Production Meeting. The Parties will then establish a production plan and/or update the existing production plan for manufacture and delivery of Goods based on the applicable Lead Time(s). Seller shall not withhold, condition or delay its consent to Tesla’s proposed production plan if Seller is capable of meeting Tesla’s forecast, based on such factors as supply chain constraints, labor constraints, and the performance capability of the Property. The agreed plan is the “Production Plan.” The Parties may agree in writing to adjust the Production Plan at any time.
(b) At the Production Meeting, the Parties shall also discuss in good faith (i) Seller’s progress in achieving the operational targets set forth in the Contract and the Production Plan, (ii) Seller’s proposed procurement, transportation, installation, or configuration at the Factory of Seller’s Property in connection with the Contract and the Production Plan, and (iii) additional topics proposed by Tesla and/or Seller. Seller shall not invest in Seller’s Property without Tesla’s prior written consent for each investment. For clarification, each investment by or for Seller in Seller’s Property required for Seller’s manufacture, supply and/or provision of Goods at the Factory for Tesla will be subject to a separate written agreement between the Parties and Seller will not be obliged to make any such investment without the separate written agreement.
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Production Planning. 4.1 With effect from a date to be agreed by the Parties, MPS shall provide to ASMC no later than the 5th day of each month, its rolling 6-monthly forecast of its monthly volume requirements for Wafers for each relevant Product to be manufactured hereunder. The first 3 months of each 6-monthly forecast shall be backed by purchase orders for such first 3 months. By way of example, by 5th January, MPS shall provide to ASMC purchase orders for February, March and April, and a forecast of MPS’s monthly volume requirements for May, June and July; and by 5th February, MPS shall provide to ASMC purchase orders for May, and a forecast of MPS’s monthly volume requirements for June, July and August; and by 5th March, MPS shall provide to ASMC purchase orders for June, and a forecast of MPS’s monthly volume requirements for July, August and September; and so on.
4.2 MPS shall use commercially reasonable efforts to make orders for a minimum of 24 Wafers per lot for 6” wafers, or 49 wafers per lot for 5” wafers. ASMC reserves the right to levy additional charges if Wafer lot sizes ordered are less than 24 Wafers per lot for 6” wafers, or 49 wafers per lot for 5” wafers.
4.3 If requested by MPS, ASMC shall establish an in-line production inventory of Wafers for MPS upon mutually agreed terms. ASMC reserves the right to levy additional charges in the event that the ageing of such inventory exceeds 1 month at mutually agreed terms.
4.4 In the event that the actual quantity of Wafers ordered by MPS for the period commencing January 1st of a calendar year, and ending on 31 December of the same year (‘MPS Fiscal Year’) for all Products combined is less than the MPS Purchase Plan for that MPS Fiscal Year, then the ASMC Capacity Plan to the MPS for the following MPS Fiscal Year shall be re-negotiated and mutually agreed upon, and either Party shall have no other obligation to the other Party with respect to that renegotiated portion of the MPS Purchase Plan or ASMC Capacity Plan.
Production Planning. Buyer shall provide Seller with a [*] rolling purchase Forecast for each Product Type according to the Seller’s [*] output. Buyer will update Forecast as described in Section 12.1(a).
Production Planning. Distributor acknowledges that it understands Global Energy's current production capabilities, as well as the considerable capital cost of expanding its production capabilities to satisfy increases in sales of the Products. Accordingly, as soon as practicable and in any case within thirty (30) days after this agreement becomes effective, Distributor and Global Energy will agree upon projections of anticipated sales of the Products in the markets for the initial five-year term of this Agreement (as they may be adjusted by agreement of the parties from time to time, the "Sales Goals"). The Parties will meet quarterly to discuss the Sales Goals, and based on those discussions, will revise the Sales Goals for the remainder of each five-year term of this Agreement to reflect reasonably achievable goals for each market. At least eighteen months prior to the end of each five-year term of this Agreement, the Parties will establish initial Sales Goals for the next succeeding five-year term of this Agreement. Global Energy agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to complete capital improvements to its production facilities during each year of the term of the Agreement which are adequate to support the manufacture of the volume of Products required to meet the Sales Goals.
Production Planning. Customer shall provide an annual, non-binding twelve (12) month rolling delivery forecast (the “Forecast”) of the Products (on a Product-by-Product basis) in alignment with the offered capacity as provided in Exhibit B.
Production Planning a. This contract is for the supply of cylindrical lithium-ion battery cells made by or on behalf of Seller at the Factory (the “Goods”). The Parties shall meet and confer in good faith to finalize an agreed, written Specification for each type of Goods. The Parties intend that the initial Good will be a Li-Ion Cylindrical Battery Cell with an agreed watt-hour (Wh) capacity and size to be established based on good faith discussions.
b. As contemplated in Section 1 of the General Terms, Tesla will issue one or more Purchase Orders based on the agreed Production Plan, which will be set in accordance with Tesla’s forecast of its anticipated requirements and the periodic Production Meeting. Tesla intends to issue a Production Order for an agreed period of time after the Parties finalize the initial Production Plan. The binding quantities of Goods to be supplied by Seller and the applicable delivery dates will be specified in Tesla’s Purchase Orders accepted by Seller in accordance with Section 1.3 (Acceptance) of the General Terms. The Parties shall also discuss in good faith and agree on the Lead Time for each Good on an on-going basis at the Production Meeting [***], and any changes to the Lead Time will be reflected in writing.
c. The Parties intend for Seller to produce Goods at the Factory at an annual run rate that equates to thirty-five gigawatt-hours (35 GWh) of aggregate energy (the “Target Production Volume”) subject to Section 1.1(b) of the General Terms and Section 2.d below. Subject to the forecast and production planning process described in Section 1.1 (Production Planning) of the General Terms, Seller shall [***].
d. For each Good sold to a third party by Seller, [***].
Production Planning. 7.1. CUSTOMER and ASEPTIC will work together to develop written [**] of the Products required. The [**] production forecast exists for the purpose of securing material supply and planning production capacity. ASEPTIC and CUSTOMER will work together to ensure that [**] production forecasts can be met. ASEPTIC will procure materials to meet the [**] production forecast and CUSTOMER and ASEPTIC will work together and agree upon the amount of materials to order and/or release [**].
7.2. ASEPTIC will provide, in writing to CUSTOMER any require investments or changes to its production facilities and/or systems to meet the [**] forecast. ASEPTIC and CUSTOMER will agree to any such investments in writing.
7.3. Any forecasts established pursuant to this Section 7 shall not be binding or otherwise limit or obligate CUSTOMER in its order of Products under this Agreement. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, CUSTOMER shall not be required to purchase any minimum quantity of the Products.
7.4. ASEPTIC and CUSTOMER will agree upon Standard Loss Allowances in Exhibit B. [**] ASEPTIC will work with CUSTOMER to assist in improvement of material supply from approved suppliers, as well as participation in yield and loss improvement. Unless the parties otherwise agree in writing, CUSTOMER shall not be responsible for any losses in excess of such Standard Loss Allowances.
Production Planning. The Parties will confirm the Production Plan as follows: during the Transition (defined below), at the beginning of each month; and thereafter, at the beginning of each calendar quarter. To that end, Tesla will provide [***], Seller will provide its [***], and the Parties will discuss in good faith. The Production Plan is intended to cover [***]. This process enables the Parties to adjust volumes under the prior Production Plan and confirm the volumes for the subsequent period of [***]. As noted above, the Volume Commitment will be the [***] the volumes [***] or the volumes described in Section 4.a above, subject to fluctuations within that timeframe as permitted by GTC section 1.5 or by PPA section 4.c.i.
Production Planning. MM - Materials Management . PM - Plant Maintenance and Service Management . QM - Quality Management . PS - Project Systems . SD - Sales and Distribution . HR - Human Resources Management New Dimension SAP products such as, but not limited to, BW - Business Information Warehouse, APO - Advanced Planner and Optimizer and B2B - Business-to-Business Procurement are not included in the base software license agreement. Attachment A provides detailed descriptions of each module as provided by SAP. Genuity specific implementation of the available base SAP R/3 software is detailed in Genuity Version 1.0 as documented in the ARIS model located in Attachment B.
Production Planning. For each project SJC EDVS will be required to choose the video production package for that year five months prior to production film dates, and no later than March 1 of that given year. If a decision has not been made by March 1, CAM reserves the right to deny media services for that given year.