Delivered Cost definition
Delivered Cost means SANMINA-SCI’s quoted cost of Components as stated on the ▇▇▇▇ of materials, plus a materials margin equal to [***] percent [***].
Delivered Cost means the sum of Landed Cost and the applicable distributor “▇▇▇▇-up”.
Delivered Cost means SANMINA-SCI's quoted cost of Components, Sub Assemblies and Finished Goods as stated on the ▇▇▇▇ of materials, delivered to the point of manufacture. Within five (5) business days of receiving SANMINA-SCI's E&O List, CUSTOMER shall advise SANMINA-SCI of any Components, Sub Assemblies and Finished Goods that it believes are not excess or obsolete. Within five (5) business days after receiving SANMINA-SCI's E&O List, SANMINA-SCI and CUSTOMER shall finalize the E&O List, and CUSTOMER (i) shall issue to SANMINA-SCI an Order for all Obsolete Components, Sub Assemblies and Finished Goods on the E&O List at a price equal to the Delivered Cost of such Components, Sub Assemblies and Finished Goods plus a [+] markup on such Components. Sub Assemblies and Finished Goods shall have no additional markup to listed price, but may have charges for packaging if not included in the price, and (ii) shall issue an Order to [+] DESIGNATES PORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT THAT HAVE BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION SANMINA-SCI for any carrying charge due on the Excess Components, Sub Assemblies and Finished Goods. The carrying charge shall be an amount equal to [+]. CUSTOMER shall pay SANMINA-SCI in accordance with Section 3.
Examples of Delivered Cost in a sentence
Within five (5) business days after receiving Insulet’s first Forecast or Purchase Order of the first month following the end of each calendar quarter (but no later than the fifteenth business day following the end of each of Supplier’s calendar quarters), Supplier shall advise Insulet in writing of any Excess Components and their Delivered Cost (the “Excess List”).
Within five (5) business days after receiving Insulet’s first Forecast or Purchase Order of the first month following the end of each calendar quarter (but no later than the fifteenth business day following the end of each of Supplier’s calendar quarters), Supplier shall advise Insulet in writing of any Obsolete Components and their Delivered Cost (the “Obsolete List”).
Specifically, Insulet’s “Component Liability” shall be defined as Supplier’s Delivered Cost of all Components ordered in support of any Purchase Order or Forecast, including any excess Components resulting from any minimum buy quantities, tape and reel quantities, and multiples of packaging quantities required by the Vendor less the actual cost (per the bill of materials) of those Components which are returnable to Vendor (less any cancellation or restocking charges).
More Definitions of Delivered Cost
Delivered Cost means Manufacturer’s quoted cost of the Components together with any applicable VAT and/or in-process duties, plus a [***] percent ([***]%) markup on said costs for handling and reasonable restocking charges.
Delivered Cost means in respect of any Vessel, the total amount paid by the Group (and any other Person that has paid any amount in respect of equipment, which amount is entitled to constitute Equity in accordance with the definition of Equity) to procure that such Vessel is completed, delivered by the Shipbuilder to the relevant Borrower and delivered by the relevant Borrower to the relevant Acceptable Charterer, including, without limitation:
Delivered Cost means SANMINA-SCI's quoted cost of Components as stated on the bill of materials plus a ▇▇▇erials margin equal to fifteen percent (15%). Within five (5) business days of receiving SANMINA-SCI's E&O List, LIFESTREAM shall advise SANMINA-SCI of any Component on the E&O List that it believes is not excess or obsolete. Within ten business days after receiving SANMINA-SCI's E&O List, SANMINA-SCI and LIFESTREAM shall finalize the E&O List, and LIFESTREAM shall issue to SANMINA-SCI an Order for all Components on the E&O List. LIFESTREAM shall pay SANMINA-SCI its Delivered Cost for Components on the E&O List within fifteen (15) days of the date of invoice. In the event the parties cannot agree as to the Components on the E&O List, LIFESTREAM shall pay SANMINA-SCI for all non-disputed Components in accordance with this Section, and shall pay SANMINA-SCI for all other Components on SANMINA-SCI's E&O List (in the event they remain excess or obsolete) forty-five days thereafter. For the purpose of this Section, the phrase "obsolete Component" shall mean any Component which is not currently used to manufacture LIFESTREAM's Product (whether as a result of an ECO or otherwise), and the term "excess Component" shall mean any Component which is not required to meet LIFESTREAM's Order or LIFESTREAM's Forecast to which such Component was initially ordered. LIFESTREAM shall not have the right to delay payment for excess Components by increasing or pushing out its Forecast.
Delivered Cost means SANMINA-SCI’s quoted cost of Components as stated on the ▇▇▇▇ of materials, exclusive of any material burdens, delivered to the point of manufacture. Within five (5) business days of receiving SANMINA-SCI’s E&O List, CUSTOMER shall advise SANMINA-SCI of any Component that it believes is not excess or obsolete. Within five (5) business days after receiving SANMINA-SCI’s E&O List, SANMINA-SCI and CUSTOMER shall finalize the E&O List, and CUSTOMER (i) shall issue to SANMINA-SCI an Order for all obsolete Components on the E&O List at a price equal to the Delivered Cost of such Component plus a seven and one-half percent (7.5%) markup on such Component, and (ii) shall issue an Order to SANMINA-SCI for any carrying charge due on the Excess Components. The carrying charge shall be an amount equal to * * * CUSTOMER shall pay SANMINA-SCI in accordance with Section 3.
Delivered Cost means MFGR's quoted cost of Components as stated on the bill of materials plus a materials margin equal to percentages defin▇▇ ▇n Exhibit A. CUSTOMER shall be invoiced for obsolete inventory quarterly with payment due net 30 days. Inventory that goes unused due to lack of orders for a period of one hundred eighty (180) days may be invoiced to the CUSTOMER with payment due pursuant to the terms of Section 3 of this Agreement.
Delivered Cost means the total delivered cost of the Vessel being approximately $46,000,000 as verified to the Lender consisting of all costs incurred by the Guarantor in acquiring that Vessel and making her ready for sea including, without limitation, the cost of providing all buyer's supplies under the Building Contract, the costs of supervising the Vessel's construction, the costs of all financing fees and interest expense incurred in respect of the Vessel during her construction, the costs of any change orders and other upgrades made to the Vessel prior to her Delivery Date, the costs of all legal fees incurred in connection with the Vessel's construction and financing, the costs of provisioning the Vessel on or prior to her Delivery Date and the costs of transporting the Vessel's master, officers and crew to the Vessel;
Delivered Cost means the delivered cost of the Ship as defined in Article 4 hereof.