Strategic Partner definition

Strategic Partner means (i) a pharmaceutical or biotechnology company with book equity of at least U.S. $200,000,000, (ii) a pharmaceutical or biotechnology company with sales of at least U.S. $150,000,000, or (iii) a publicly traded, or division or subdivision of a publicly traded, pharmaceutical or biotechnology company with market capitalization in excess of U.S. $200,000,000.
Strategic Partner means a strategic partner described in 22 USC 8601 to 8606.
Strategic Partner means a Person who or which, at the time in question, has entered into, or is simultaneously entering into or has agreed to enter into, a strategic arrangement with the Corporation for the provision by either party to the other party of goods, services, technology, expertise or other value.

Examples of Strategic Partner in a sentence

  • The Government of Kenya, through SDHUD, will provide to the Strategic Partner the land for the project and tax incentives as provided under the Affordable Housing Program (AHP).

  • The Strategic Partner will be expected to carry out a full and comprehensive topographical survey of all the portions of land related to the development to enable proper planning and design in compliance with existing legislation.

  • The successful Strategic Partner will, at their cost, ensure that the project to be undertaken is designed and implemented in accordance with the applicable policies, laws, and regulations.

  • The Strategic Partner will be required to raise equity to get the development started and the necessary development project financing to complete the project.

  • The Strategic Partner will be expected to ensure that the development adheres to environmental legislation and the associated regulations.


More Definitions of Strategic Partner

Strategic Partner means third party organisation that provide services to the Commissioner and/or the Chief Constable under a long term partnership contract
Strategic Partner means an organisation that the Council has a long term arrangement with for the provision of goods, works and / or services;
Strategic Partner means a third party, whether or not currently affiliated with the Company, hereof, which party (i) is engaged in a business which is the business in which the Company or one of its subsidiaries is engaged or a similar or related business, and (ii) either (a) subsequently purchases equity securities of the Company (or securities convertible into equity securities of the Company), or (b) enters into an agreement for one or more of the following: the licensing by the Company or one of its subsidiaries of all or any portion of its technology to such third party, the licensing by such third party of all or any portion of its technology to the Company or one of its subsidiaries, or any other coordination of all or a portion of their respective business activities or operations by the Company or one of its subsidiaries and such third party.
Strategic Partner means any Person who acquires 25% or more of the equity of the Corporation and who provides a strategic benefit to the Corporation in the form of a contractual relationship or contribution of material, in-kind assets.
Strategic Partner means a party with whom [***]. In no event may any entity that is [***] be deemed a Strategic Partner for the purposes of this Agreement.
Strategic Partner means any entity that agrees to compensate Licensee or its Affiliate in exchange for: Licensee’s or its Affiliate’s practice of the Patent Rights and/or development of Products, on behalf of or in collaboration with such entity, including without limitation, for commercialization and development activities for Products. Any entity which meets the foregoing criteria, that also receives a Sublicense shall be considered a Sublicensee, and not a Strategic Partner, for the purposes of this Agreement.
Strategic Partner means a third party, whether or not affiliated with the Company as of the date hereof, which party (i) is engaged in a business which is the business in which the Company is engaged or a similar, related or complementary business, and (ii) subsequently purchases equity securities of the Company (or securities convertible into equity securities of the Company), where such purchase is accompanied or followed by one or more of the following: the licensing by the Company of all or any portion of its technology to such third party, the licensing by such third party of all or any portion of its technology to the Company, or any other coordination of all or a portion of their respective business activities or operations by the Company and such third party.