Distributor Margin definition

Distributor Margin means, with respect to each Company Product and each service provided by the Acquired Companies that is sold through a distributor, [*****].
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Examples of Distributor Margin in a sentence

  • Transnetyx will provide a credit, in the form of a credit memo issued weekly, to Taconic for the duration of the Initial Term of this Agreement, in an amount equal to the average weekly Distributor Margin on the removed account.

  • The Distributor Margin will be calculated as Net Revenue of Taconic less the Net Revenue of Transnetyx.

  • Distributor Margin — As consideration for the facilitation of RDA sales of DECT, Cordless Phone Bluetooth Chip.

  • If a Distributor is terminated by Talecris prior to March 31, 2007, notwithstanding anything in Section 5.5 to the contrary, for the purposes of the calculations in Section 5.5(ii) of the Original Agreement with respect to that Distributor the provisions of Section 5.5(i) shall not apply and the Actual Distributor Margin shall be six percent (6%) plus one percent (1%) for working capital.

  • Except in limited circumstances and based on the need to meet competitive pricing, Xilinx will apply an Authorized Distributor Margin using the Standard Authorized Distributor Margin Percentages (“Standard Percentages”) indicated in the table below based upon the region and product category applicable to the Product and Authorized Customer’s delivery location.