Price Change definition

Price Change means the documented price change in MSX’s manufacturing costs from the preceding Year’s manufacturing costs of MSX. For purposes of this definition, change in manufacturing costs includes all costs to manufacture the Products, including, without limitation, changes in the cost of Raw Materials (excluding the API) (“Cost of Raw Materials”), energy, transportation, legal and regulatory costs. The changes in manufacturing costs shall exclude labour and overhead allocation.

Price Change has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 4.2.1.

Price Change or the “Delta to the CACFG” shall mean the New Price/CACFG less the Previous Price. The fuel surcharge shall be calculated as follows: Hourly Fuel Burn – Gulfstream G550 500 gallons per hours Delta to the CACFG $1.00 Change in rate per “block hour” $500 per hour

Examples of Price Change in a sentence

• Because the Contract Unit Prices provided in the Bid Form include Overhead and Profit as determined by Contractor at the time of Bid submission, no mark up or deduction for Overhead and Profit will be included in Unit Price Change Orders.

• Upon agreement as to the Lump Sum Price, the change shall be effected by a Lump Sum Price Change Order.

• Depending on the value in the Price Change Indicator field, the firm should use the appropriate price and yield value(s) from the Summary Information to update its high, low, and/or last sale display.

• As outlined in Section 7, the possible values for the Price Change Indicator field are as follows: In the Trade Report (Category T – Type M) format, the Price Change Indicator field appears as the last field in the message.

• Depending on the value in the Price Change Indicator field, the firm should use the Price and Yield values contained in the trade report message to update its high, low, and/or last sale fields for the bond issue.In the Trade Cancel (Category T – Type N) and Trade Correction (Category T – Type O) formats, the Price Change Indicator appears as the last field in the Summary Information section of the message.

More Definitions of Price Change

Price Change or the “Delta to the CACFG” shall mean the New Price/CACFG less the Previous Price. The fuel surcharge shall be calculated as follows: Hourly Fuel Burn — Gulfstream G550 500 gallons per hours Delta to the CACFG $1.00 Change in rate per “block hour” $500 per hour Note: All prices are quoted in US dollars per US gallon and are exclusive of all duties, taxes and fees that may apply. All amounts in gallons. All prices quoted from West Mifflin. Corporate Air will only adjust the cost per “block hour” when the delta to the CACFG increases or decreases at least $1.00 per gallon. The actual adjustment to the cost per “block hour” will be limited to $500 increments as reflected above (i.e. adjustments are made only at delta to CACFG increments of $1.00 or more).

Price Change. The current list price of  $ is changed to  $

Price Change is the amount of the adjustment (upward only for Toho’s one-time option, and upward or downward for the 2019 mandatory calculation) expressed in USD to the minimum and maximum values of the price range in effect prior to the Cost Adjustment. “BM-F” is the Benchmark Index for Feedstock, which is the average actual cost per ton of all rutile feedstock purchased and received by Toho (as delivered but excluding inland freight and consumption tax) during the 12 month period ending March 31, 2008. Based on the “actual purchases spreadsheet” provided to TIMET by Toho on October 24, 2007, this value is fixed at *per ton. “BM-E” is the Benchmark Index for Energy, which is based on the Bank of Japan Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index (page 71) for electricity expressed as a simple average of the index values for each of the 12 months ended March 31, 2006 (where 2000 average = 100). The BM-E is fixed at *. “BM-L” is the Benchmark Index for Labor, which is based on the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Statistics Bureau Consumer Price Index expressed as a simple average of the index values for each of the 12 months ended March 31, 2006 (where 2005 average = 100). The BM-L is fixed at *. “RI-F” is the Reference Index for Feedstock, which is based on the estimated average cost per ton of all rutile feedstock purchased and received by Toho (as delivered but excluding inland freight and consumption tax) during the 12-month period ending March 31 of the Contract Year to which the Cost Adjustment would apply (e.g., the 12 months ending March 31, 2015 for the Cost Adjustment to be applied to the 2015 Contract Year) (hereinafter referred to as the “RI-F Measurement Period”). Because the RI-F is based on the estimated average cost per ton of all purchased rutile feedstock, Toho will make the RI-F data to TIMET by June 30 preceding any Contract Year to which the Cost Adjustment would apply. If it is subsequently determined that there is a significant difference between the estimated average cost per ton of all rutile feedstock and the actual average cost per ton of all rutile feedstock, the Cost Adjustment shall be revised based on the actual average cost per ton provided that Toho notifies TIMET in writing of such significant difference within thirty (30) days after Toho has received the actual average cost per ton data. “RI-E” is the Reference Index for Energy, which is based on the Bank of Japan Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index (page 71) for electricity e...

Price Change is the increase or decrease expressed in USD to the minimum and maximum values of the price range in effect prior to the adjustment excluding any previous Currency Adjustments.

Price Change has the meaning set out in Article 6.6;

Price Change has the meaning assigned to the term in the DME;

Price Change has the meaning given to it in clause 6.14;