Common use of ROFO Clause in Contracts

ROFO. 4.3.1. Prior to engaging (directly or through a subsidiary) in any substantive negotiation with a third party regarding any proposed transfer of any Non Wound Care Assets or any portion of the Non Wound Care Business, PTG must deliver a written notice to HLTT setting forth its intent to negotiate (such notice, a “Transaction Notice”). The Transaction Notice need not set forth the identity of the third party but must set forth the assets and/or business the negotiations are expected to cover. Upon receipt of the Transaction Notice, HLTT shall have 30 days (the “Offer Period”) in which to make a firm offer to purchase the assets and/or business set forth in the Transaction Notice (an “Offer”). Upon receipt of the Offer and during the Offer Period, PTG and HLTT shall engage in non-binding discussions and negotiations in good faith to attempt to agree on definitive terms acceptable to both Parties, in their sole and absolute discretion, for the purchase of the applicable Non Wound Care Business or Assets to HLTT or a subsidiary of HLTT. If, by the end of the Offer Period, the Parties have not agreed to definitive terms for the transfer purchase and sale, PTG will have the right, within the 270 days following such Offer Period (the “Third Party Transfer Period”), to consummate a transfer of such Non Wound Care Business or Assets to a third party (or agree in writing to undertake such transfer to a third Party) in accordance with the terms of Section 4.3.2.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Management Services Agreement (Predictive Technology Group, Inc.), Management Services Agreement (Healthtech Solutions, Inc./Ut), Operations Agreement (Predictive Technology Group, Inc.)

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