ECPT definition

ECPT means EverCare Prohealth Technologies LTD.

Examples of ECPT in a sentence

  • Bank Solvency Certificate issued from Nationalised or any Schedule Bank should be at least 40% of Estimated Cost of the Project put to tender (ECPT).

  • The three entities, ECPT, NA and Mexico, except for manufacturing arrangements made in this Agreement, are free to work with each other in the manufacturing of product.

  • On the day of the exchange, DS shall deliver the share certificates to ECPT and ECPT shall transfer the Exchange Price to DS Bank Account as described in the Exchange Notification.

  • If DS fails to reach a final settlement on that date, ECPT will handle all procedures related to this specific claim, in the understanding that: (i) all legal fees and strategies to be implemented by ECPT must be previously approved in writing by DS and (ii) all costs, fees and expenses shall be paid by DS; in the understanding that ECPT may contribute sufficient funds to resolve this matter and deduct said payment from the Purchase Price.

  • At any time after the 2nd anniversary of the execution of this agreement and during the 5 (five) years following the execution of this Agreement, DS may notify to ECPT its intention to exchange its ECPT Shares for cash (“Exchange Notification”).

  • Each exchange must be for at least 10% (ten per cent) of the ECPT Shares, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties.

  • ECPT acknowledges existence of certain claims filed by a Chinese manufacturer that gives them the trademark in China for DS Laboratories and certain products.

  • Additionally, failure by DS to cure this breach within 30 (thirty) days, shall give ECPT the right to terminate the buyback option.

  • The remaining 50% (fifty per cent) of the purchase order shall be paid by ECPT within 90 (ninety) days of arrival of DS Products at the corresponding port.

  • If DS wishes to execute its Call Option it must deliver a notification to ECPT, stating the date of execution of the Call Option, the number of shares to be acquired and the purchase price to be paid.