Purchase Price Variance means the difference between the actual price paid to the vendor versus the standard cost of such material, times the quantity received.
Purchase Price Variance means the difference between the actual delivered cost of Products or components and the standard cost contained in CellStar's accounting systems.
Purchase Price Variance or “PPV” means the difference between the price for a Product Unit specified on an IAC invoice and the actual cost that should have applied for such Product Unit according to the terms of this Agreement and as determined at a later date.
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If AMETEK’s production is shut down due to poor quality, late delivery, or incorrect quantity on any shipment by the supplier, the supplier may be responsible for any costs incurred including expedited freight, downtime, overtime, unfavorable Purchase Price Variance (PPV) charges by AMETEK’s customers.
Agency’s Head of Statistics, if the information is requested by a Statistical Agency.
The financial impact of inventory parameters is limited to Purchase Price Variance and Intransit Account for Interorganization shipments and Transfer Credits for the sending organization.
In its judgment of 3 April 2008, the Tribunal highlighted the difficulties that it had had in obtaining evidence from the prosecution witnesses.
More Definitions of Purchase Price Variance
Purchase Price Variance means any variance between (i) the Transfer Price established on January 1 (as may be adjusted through Trimester Adjustments), and (ii) the actual costs, including freight, incurred by Bottler to produce the Products during the year. Bottler will provide CCR with an interim report on Purchase Price Variances and material usage variances on a quarterly basis, for informational purposes only, but the reconciliation will occur within 120 days following year end. If the actual [***] incurred by Bottler during the year and included in the year-end reconciliation exceed the [***] included in the Transfer Price established on January 1, then Bottler will, to the extent permitted by law, provide an explanation for such increase in [***] to CCR once the year-end reconciliation results are completed.
Purchase Price Variance means the difference between the Actual Cost of Products or Components and the Standard Cost contained in CellStar's accounting systems at the time of receipt in the PBMS Branch Plant. Purchase Price Variance with respect to Products, Components or kits is calculated as, the sum of (a) the difference between the purchase order cost and the Standard Cost contained in CellStar's accounting systems at the time of receipt of the Products, Components or kits and (b) the difference between the invoiced cost and purchase order cost of such Products, Components or kits.
Purchase Price Variance or “PPV” is [***] of such components.
Purchase Price Variance means the price for Material that is over and above the normal price charged by the Material vendor to Supplier due to highly unusual, unique or extraordinary circumstances brought on solely by Company’s request to procure the delivery of Material to support Product delivery requirements outside any agreed to Flexible Delivery Terms;
Purchase Price Variance or “PPV” shall mean the difference between the standard cost agreed upon by the Parties for the Components and actual purchase price for Components. Where such actual purchase price is less than such standard cost, the PPV shall be considered favorable. Where such actual purchase price exceeds such standard cost, the PPV shall be considered unfavorable.
Purchase Price Variance means the difference between the standard cost and actual purchase price for any item of Inventory.
Purchase Price Variance means the result of calculating, on a Product Material-by-Product Material basis, (x) the difference between the Standard Costs budgeted to be incurred in connection with purchasing or otherwise obtaining such Product Material (as budgeted in accordance with Section 3.2(a)) and the actual costs incurred in connection with purchasing or otherwise obtaining such Product Material, multiplied by (y) the total quantity of such Product Material purchased or otherwise obtained with respect to each applicable Product, and aggregating the result over all Products manufactured at the applicable Facility during the applicable Financial Year.