Purpose, Scope, Duration Sample Clauses

Purpose, Scope, Duration. 1.1 JCCP, XXXXXXXX and XXX XXXX have decided to jointly form a limited liability company in Jiujiang, Jiangxi China under the name Jiujiang Flex Co., Ltd. The formation of the company is based on principles of shared risk, shared management and shared profit. The duration of SNW shall be thirty (30) years, unless extended by mutual agreement of the parties. 1.2 The total investment of XXXXXXXX, XXX HING and JCCP in SNW is approximately $5,000,000. SNW is expected to have the capability to produce 600,000 square meters of flexible copperclad laminates and 600,000 square meters of associated coverfilm tapes. 1.3 The purpose and scope of SNW shall be to manufacture and sell flexible copperclad laminates and associated coverfilm tapes through SNW's distribution channels in China (including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau) and to XXXXXXXX for resale in all other markets. 1.4 Neither JCCP nor WAH HING shall, while it owns shares in SNW and for a period of three years after it sells its shares in SNW, manufacture or market, directly or indirectly, for sale anywhere in the world, products which are competitive with products manufactured or marketed by SNW. Neither JCCP nor WAH HING shall, directly or indirectly pursue business opportunities related to the technology licensed to SNW by XXXXXXXX except through SNW. 1.5 Except for XXXXXXXX'x obligations under the Manufacturing Agreement and the Marketing and License Agreement, XXXXXXXX shall be free to pursue other business opportunities outside of SNW. XXXXXXXX may grant a license under the Technical Information and the Industrial Property Rights of XXXXXXXX to manufacture Licensed Products in any country in Asia other than third parties which would manufacture the Licensed Products in mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong or Macau. In such event, XXXXXXXX agrees to purchase, in replacement of its 120,000 square meter commitment under the Manufacturing Agreement, a total of 150,000 square meters of Licensed Products which are flexible copperclad laminates each year during the period beginning with
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