Incremental Revenue definition

Incremental Revenue means revenue generated by sales of Incremental Capacity.

Incremental Revenue means [***].

Incremental Revenue means, (i) with respect to the period from November 24, 2003 through December 31, 2003, an amount equal to the net revenues of Parent and its Subsidiaries for such period, determined in accordance with GAAP, minus Nine Hundred Twelve Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Two Dollars ($912,422), and (ii) with respect to any calendar quarter thereafter, an amount equal to the net revenues of Parent and its Subsidiaries for such calendar quarter, determined in accordance with GAAP, minus Two Million One Hundred Sixty One Thousand Dollars ($2,161,000).

Examples of Incremental Revenue in a sentence

• Payout of $[*] per million of aggregate Incremental Revenue between $[*] and $[*] recognized by Ditech ([*] calculations, totaling a maximum of $[*]).

• Bonuses will be paid in the range of 0% to 200% (100% at target) in accordance with the achievement of performance indicators such as consolidated Revenue, 14 Global Brands + New Product Incremental Revenue and Core Operating Profit, etc., established for a single fiscal year.

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• The American Incremental Revenue Share will be paid on an annual basis within [***] of receipt of Load Factor information for the applicable year from American.

• In accordance with section 8.16(b)(i) of the Code, for any expansion of the Capacity or extension to the Pipeline to be economically feasible, the Anticipated Incremental Revenue generated over the economic life of the New Facility must exceed the New Facilities Investment.

More Definitions of Incremental Revenue

Incremental Revenue means the actual accumulated Relevant Revenue received by the Relevant Businesses for each of the Installment Periods in accordance with US GAAP over and above US$6 million (in the case of the First Installment Period) and (in the case of Second Installment Period and the Third Installment Period) the Accumulated Revenue for the Installment Period in question less the Accumulated Revenue for the immediately preceding Installment Period provided always that Relevant Revenue associated with the sale, license or maintenance of hardware shall not account for more than 5% of the total Relevant Revenue for the Relevant Businesses for any Installment Period. In the event that more than 5% of the total Relevant Revenue for the Relevant Businesses for any Installment Period is derived from sale, license or maintenance of hardware, such excess revenue shall be excluded from the calculation of Incremental Revenue for that Installment Period. Further, all customer returns and credits issued by the Relevant Businesses shall be deducted from the calculation of Incremental Revenue in the same Installment Period as the corresponding revenue.

Incremental Revenue of an Approved Contract means its Annual Contract Value minus Baseline Revenue.

Incremental Revenue means the sum of (i) all amounts paid by Wholesale Customers to Ditech for the Service (not bundled with a Ditech product), and (ii) when bundled with a Ditech product to a Bundled Wholesale Customer or Bundled Retail Customer, only the prorated recognized revenue of the Services which the parties agree should be allocated to the Service based on market prices of the bundled services if sold on a stand alone basis which allocation shall be consistent with the allocation set forth in Section 3.1(e) (to the extent that the parties cannot agree on such allocation any such dispute shall be resolved by the Independent Auditor (as defined in Section 3.2(b) hereof) and the cost of the Independent Auditor shall be borne equally by the parties), and (iii) all amounts paid by Retail Customers for the Service (not bundled with a Ditech product).

Incremental Revenue here means the difference between the revenue Commonwealth received by allowing clients to hold higher-cost NTF and TF share classes of funds and Commonwealth’s revenue had clients moved their investments to the lower-cost share classes of those funds that paid less or no fees via revenue sharing to Commonwealth.

Incremental Revenue shall equal the Accumulated Revenue for the relevant Installment Period over and above: (a) in the case of the First Installment, $12.0 million; (b) in the case of Second Installment, the greater of the Accumulated Revenue for the First Installment Period and $12.0 million; and (c) in the case of Third Installment, the greatest of the Accumulated Revenue for the Second Installment Period, the Accumulated Revenue for the First Installment Period and $12.0 million; provided, however, notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, that the aggregate Incremental Revenue to be used in calculating any and all Tranche 2 Consideration shall not exceed $33 million.

Incremental Revenue means (i) for Enterprise Agreements, revenue for (A) additional desktops added to the Enterprise Agreement during an annual True-up (excluding those additional desktops added as part of an acquisition, merger, takeover, consolidation or other similar transaction) and (B) the first order for an additional product added more than sixty (60) days after Microsoft European Operations Centre Tel: +000 0 000 0000 Microsoft Confidential Information The Atrium Building, Block B Fax: +000 0000 0000 Carmanhall Road Sandyford Industrial Estate Dublin 18 Ireland execution of the Enterprise Agreement by us, and (ii) for Enterprise Subscription Agreements, revenue for the first order for an additional product added more than sixty (60) days after execution of the Enterprise Subscription Agreement by us.

Incremental Revenue means the excess of the Transferred Buyer Revenue over the revenue that would have been generated by the Transferred Assets if such assets had not been transferred to the Business.