Incremental Sales definition

Incremental Sales means Net Sales for a given quarter minus the applicable "Baseline" for such quarter, as set forth on Exhibit 9.1(b).

Incremental Sales means the Net Sales of a Product or Products in the twelve (12) months preceding a Change in Control in excess of Base Sales of such Product or Products.

Incremental Sales means, with respect to a given period, the Actual Net Sales of all Trade Units sold by WFH during such period, minus the Forecasted Sales for such period.

Examples of Incremental Sales in a sentence

• The City and NTIFA shall use commercially reasonable efforts to collect and account for Incremental Sales Tax collections within TIF 4 that are generated outside of the Property.

• Within 45 days following the first day of each quarter (January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1) that CC Trust is eligible for payments of Public Assistance from Incremental Sales Tax Revenues (as defined in Section 5.03 of this Agreement), NTIFA shall provide Developer Parties with documentation of amounts collected as result of those efforts.

• To the extent that the Sales Taxes received by the Town from the Target in the Project in any full calendar year exceed the Baseline Tax Revenue (the “Incremental Sales Tax”) and to the extent that there are District Bonds outstanding, the Town shall thereafter, subject to annual appropriation, remit Incremental Sales Tax received from the Town’s 1.10% Sales Tax on Taxable Sales to the District Bond Trustee (“Pledged Tax Revenue”).

• Consequently, as a condition to its receipt of Pledged Tax Revenue, Developer shall first obtain the express written consent of Target authorizing the Town to release Sales Tax records for those calendar years necessary to ascertain the Baseline Tax Revenue and Incremental Sales Tax calculations.

• Further companies need to satisfy certain additional eligibility criteria which may vary from scheme to scheme in terms of Gross Management Revenue (GMR), Net Worth, Incremental Sales, Domestic Value Addition (DVA), etc.An applicant must meet threshold criteria (i.e. incremental investment) that is a minimum of Rs. 10 crore (MSME) or Rs. 100 crore (Others) and a maximum of Rs. 1,000 crore to be eligible for disbursement of incentive for the year under consideration.

More Definitions of Incremental Sales

Incremental Sales means sales during a given Financial Year minus the baseline sales of that product in 2019-20. For example, if sales of year 2022-23 is Rs.100 crore and the baseline sales in 2019-20 is Rs. 40 crore, the incremental sales shall be Rs. 60 crore.

Incremental Sales means, for any given year, that portion of ----------------- Net Sales, if any, which exceeds Baseline Sales.

Incremental Sales means Net Sales of the 10 mL Product or 20 mL Product, as the case may be, for the applicable Year in excess of the Baseline Sales for such Product.

Incremental Sales of the Licensed Products and the Combination Products” means the lesser of (a) the increase in Net Sales for the quarter over Base Period Net Sales for the same quarter of the Base Period or (b) the Combination Product and Licensed Product Net Sales.

Incremental Sales. Means, upon the occurrence of an Exercise Event, the difference between (i) the aggregate net sales by both Members from the provision of Value Added Services for the twelve full calendar months immediately preceding the month in which the Exercise Event occurred, MINUS (ii) the product of the Aggregate Baseline Sales, multiplied by the Growth Multiple.

Incremental Sales has the meaning specified in Section 4.4(e) hereof.

Incremental Sales are sales by Cray in the Non-Exclusive Territory (i) for which NEC did not submit a Best and Final Order (BAFO) in procurements for which a BAFO is required, or (ii) where no BAFO is required, sales in which NEC did not submit an offer equivalent to a BAFO. The parties shall consult regarding the identification of Incremental Sales. For the avoidance of doubt, Minimum Order Volumes shall be calculated on the basis of the transfer prices actually paid to NEC by Cray for the Products.