Demand Plan definition

Demand Plan means, with respect to any Supported Product, such demand plan customarily used by, and prepared by SpinCo in a manner and form materially consistent with the past practice of, the SpinCo Business in the twelve (12) months prior to the Effective Date, subject to adjustment from time to time during the Term by the Parties.

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Demand Plan has the meaning set forth in the Transition Distribution Services Agreement; for clarity, the Demand Plan covers any Product supplied and sold by Supplier to Recipient hereunder for distribution by Supplier or its Affiliates under the TDSA, but not any other Product supplied and sold by Supplier to Recipient hereunder.

Demand Plan means the demand plan set forth in Schedule 1 setting forth Purchaser’s forecast for the supply of PRMS by or on behalf of Seller.

Examples of Demand Plan in a sentence

• Parent’s and other relevant Service Provider Parties’ orders for Supported Products shall be delivered during the Term in a manner materially consistent with the Demand Plan for each Supported Product.

• Recipient shall place orders for Products in line with past practice and in accordance with the Demand Plan and the further requirements set out Appendix A.

• Artiva shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to supply (including all Manufacturing, acceptance and release testing) sufficient quantities of (i) the Artiva Product and IL-2 Product for the conduct of Combination Therapy Trials as set forth in the Development Plan and Clinical Demand Plan, and (ii) the Artiva Product in connection with Commercialization of the Artiva Product for use in the Combination Therapy based on the Demand Projections, in each case of clauses (i) and (ii), at ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s sole cost.

• Affimed shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to supply (including all Manufacturing, acceptance and release testing) sufficient quantities of the Affimed Product in connection with the Development of the Combination Therapy as set forth in the Development Plan and Clinical Demand Plan and Commercialization of the Affimed Product for use in the Combination Therapy based on the Demand Projections, at Affimed’s sole cost.

• Subject to Section 5.2, Supplier shall provide all Contract Manufacturing Services in accordance with the applicable Demand Plan and Product Forecast.

• Supplier shall accept all orders for Products made by Recipient that are consistent with the Demand Plan and Appendix A and otherwise in compliance with this Agreement.

• Other than in the case of Purchaser’s election of clause (i) in the immediately preceding sentence, the Additional PRMS Batches shall be provided at the same per-batch cost as set forth in the Demand Plan for the Minimum Requirement.

• Seller shall deliver the PRMS for the Firm Order to Purchaser at the delivery schedule as set forth in the Demand Plan.

• The first weeks of any such forecast corresponding to the manufacturing lead-time (as specified in Exhibit C) shall be a binding commitment of Buyer to purchase (hereinafter referred to as the "Demand Plan").

• Within five (5) business days after Fujitsu’s receipt of a Wafer Demand Plan, Fujitsu shall either accept or reject the portion of the Wafer Demand Plan for the Quarter immediately following the then-current Quarter, which shall be referred to as the “Quarter Beginning Plan” or “QBP”.

More Definitions of Demand Plan

Demand Plan with respect to any Product, has the meaning set forth in the TDSA.

Demand Plan means, with respect to any Product, such plan customarily used by 3M and prepared in a manner and form consistent with the past practice of 3M and the SpinCo Business for developing demand plans for Products immediately prior to the Closing Date, and which plan may be subject to adjustment at any time during the Term upon mutual written agreement of the Parties.

Demand Plan means Seller's twelve month product plan previously delivered to Buyer based on the consolidated input of Seller's sales organizations as of the ninth week of Seller's first quarter of fiscal year 1998.

Demand Plan has the meaning set forth in the Transition Distribution Services Agreement; for clarity, the Demand Plan covers Products which are TDSA Products, but not Non-TDSA Products.