potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of the research and development agreement, would, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theor etical possibility, in case of a small but permanent increase in relative prices be likely to undertake, within not more than 3 years, the necessary additional investments or other necessary switching costs to supply a product, technology or process capable of being improved, substituted or replaced by the contract product or contract technology on the relevant geographic market;
potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of the R&D agreement, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theoretical possibility, would be likely to undertake, within not more than 3 years, the necessary additional investments or incur the necessary costs to supply a product, technology or process capable of being improved, substituted or replaced by the contract product or contract technology on the relevant geographic market;
potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of the specialisation agreement, would, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theoretical possibility, be likely to undertake, within not more than 3 years, the necessary additional investments or other necessary costs to enter the relevant market;
More Definitions of potential competitor
potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of the specialisation agreement, would, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theoretical possi bility, in case of a small but permanent increase in relative prices be likely to undertake, within not more than 3 years, the necessary additional investments or other necessary switching costs to enter the relevant market;
potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of the vertical agreement, would, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theoretical possibility, in case of a small but permanent increase in relative prices be likely to undertake, within a short period of time, the necessary additional investments or other necessary switching costs to enter the relevant market;
potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of one or more vertical agreements in the relevant market, would, in case of a small but permanent increase in relative prices, be likely to undertake, within a short period of time, the necessary additional investments or other necessary switching costs to enter the relevant market concerned;
potential competitor means a real estate investment trust, commercial developer, real estate limited partnership, insurance company, pension fund, financial institution or institutional real estate investor that primarily invests in net lease real estate that includes net lease retail properties. A Potential Competitor shall not mean any real estate investment trust or other public company for which Executive currently serves as a director as of the date of this Agreement.
potential competitor means an undertaking that would, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theoretical possibility, in case of a small but permanent increase in relative prices be likely to undertake, within not more than three years, the necessary additional investments or other necessary switching costs to enter the relevant market.
potential competitor means an undertaking that, in the absence of the agreement, would, on realistic grounds and not just as a mere theoretical possibility, be likely to undertake, within a short period of time, the necessary additional investments or other necessary switching costs to enter the relevant market.