Sales to International Operators Sample Clauses

Sales to International Operators. Licensee shall use commercially reasonable efforts to facilitate Licensor’s third-party licensees and/or other designees operating outside of the Territory under the EXPRESS Trademark (“International Operators”) purchase of then-existing lines of Licensed Goods and Services (for the style and SKU) for which Licensee is simultaneously placing purchase orders in production. Licensee shall use such efforts to facilitate the placement of such International Operators’ purchase orders for such then-existing lines of Licensed Goods and Services, on net payment terms that are comparable to the terms received by Licensee from the applicable manufacturer, at FOB Cost. Licensor shall pay Licensor a fee within a range of eight to ten percent (8%-10%) of the FOB Cost. Licensee’s obligation to facilitate the sale of Licensed Goods and Services to International Operators shall be subject to (a) reasonable creditworthiness (which may include a required of letters of credit, bank guarantees, or other type of security (e.g., advance)) and confidentiality obligations, (b) the submission of orders by reasonable deadlines, and (c) satisfaction of reasonable minimum order quantities (“MOQ”) (which, for apparel, shall be 500 units for the style and SKU). MOQs will take into account any purchase order for the same Licensed Goods and Services (for the style and SKU) being simultaneously ordered by Licensee with the same manufacturer. Licensee shall have no obligation under this Section 2.E with respect to any Goods and Services for which Licensee is not then-currently selling; provided, that Licensee shall discuss in good faith with any International Operator regarding the terms of any potential orders for Licensed Goods and Services in Licensee’s then-existing line (but for which Licensee is not then-currently placing purchase orders for the manufacture thereof), including with respect MOQs, cost (both of the manufacturer and the fee to Licensee), and other terms, and may elect in its reasonable discretion to facilitate such an order. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, any sales by Licensee to International Operators in accordance with this Agreement shall be excluded from the definition of Net Sales and, as such, such sales (1) shall not be subject to payments of Royalties (but shall still be subject to the reporting requirements as set forth in Section 9); and (2) shall not count towards satisfaction of Guaranteed Minimum Royalties. Licensor shall not be responsible for ...
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