Spin-out company definition
Spin-out company means a company that was developed
Spin-out company means a company established with a view to commercializing IP originating from the university (whether on its own or with other IP).
Spin-out company means a company to be incorporated under the laws of England and Wales, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Subscriber, for the purpose of further developing and commercialising the Project IP or otherwise in connection with the Project; and
More Definitions of Spin-out company
Spin-out company means a private company limited by shares (LTD) or designated activity company (DAC) which is incorporated in Ireland under the Companies Act and granted certain rights and licences by AIT to Commercialise the AIT IP (or part of it) in a defined field, application and/or territory in consideration for which, and for other good and valuable consideration, AIT is allotted and issued the AIT Shares.
Spin-out company means a private company limited by shares (LTD) or designated activity company (DAC) which is incorporated in Ireland under the Companies Act and granted certain rights and licences by TUS to Commercialise the TUS IP (or part of it) in a defined field, application and/or territory in consideration for which, and for other good and valuable consideration, TUS is allotted and issued the TUS Shares.
Spin-out company means each of Diamune Therapeutics, Inc., Vakston, Inc., and Twilight Neuroscience, Inc. and together the “Spin Out Companies.”
Spin-out company means any separate legal entity established by the Company as a vehicle to Exploit the Foreground IPRs;
Spin-out company means a company established or (if it is to all intents and purposes) made active with a view to commercializing IP originating at the University
Spin-out company means a company established or (if it is to all intents and purposes) made active with a view to commercializing IP originating at the University of Ibadan (whether on its own or with other IP). These companies are sometimes called startup companies.