Stock Inventory definition

Stock Inventory means Inventory consisting of scrap that is usable in the production of finished goods.
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Stock Inventory means all items of inventory of the Business, including raw-materials, work-in- process, finished goods, spare parts and supplies that do not constitute Contract Inventory, a list of which as of September 30, 1995 is set forth on Schedule CR.
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Stock Inventory means all inventory other than On Account Inventory, Returned Inventory, Slow Moving Inventory and Western Inventory, and which meets the following standards: (i) it is new and unused, (if) it is not unsaleable in the marketplace due to age or quality or any other reason, and (iii) it is in good condition.
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Examples of Stock Inventory in a sentence

  • Willapa Water Resource Inventory Area (WRIA) #24: WDFW- Salmonid Stock Inventory (nine maps).

  • Of the six Chinook populations in the Skagit River, all but the Suiattle are listed as depressed in the 2002 WDFW Salmonid Stock Inventory (▇▇▇▇).

  • In the event that the Company fails to maintain the Minimum Renewable Fuel Feed Stock Inventory the Company shall promptly notify JPS of such shortage in Renewable Fuel Feed Stock Inventory.

  • The Parties agree that on the second anniversary of the date hereof, they shall, in good faith, discuss the financial obligations and logistics relating to the Safety Stock Inventory.

  • The Safety Stock Inventory shall, subject to Section to 4.7 below, have a shelf life of no less than twenty four (24) months from the date of delivery of Product from such Safety Stock Inventory.

  • In the event that Finished Product is in short supply, Supplier shall notify Purchaser of such shortage as soon as possible and firstly use Safety Stock Inventory to fill Purchaser’s orders and once depleted, secondly allocate to Purchaser a prorated share of same available to Supplier taking into consideration Purchaser’s relative sales volume in relation to Supplier and Supplier’s other customers.

  • Upon the expiration of the Term or in the event of the termination of this Agreement by the Purchaser pursuant to Section 16.5 or by Supplier pursuant to Section 16.2, 16.3 or 16.4, Purchaser agrees to purchase from Supplier all of the Safety Stock Inventory in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in Sections 4.6 and 4.7.

  • Seller will provide to Buyer Safety Stock Inventory cycle counts, including serial numbers and location, on a monthly basis.

  • The parties agree that the aggregate amount of the Eligible Military Stock Inventory was, at January 31, 1995, Twenty-Four Million Three Hundred Nineteen Thousand Dollars ($24,319,000).

  • Schedules AB and CR are, to the best of Sellers' knowledge, true and complete lists of the Contract Inventory and the Stock Inventory, respectively, as of September 30, 1995.


More Definitions of Stock Inventory

Stock Inventory means all stock, parts and accessories of the Borrower and its subsidiaries at all locations of the Borrower plus Scotland and China at the Flextronics factory;
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Stock Inventory means the number of cultivated fish within a Facility. “Tonnes(t)” means 1,000kg.
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Stock Inventory means items which are held by Seller in stock on the Closing Date. Such items are not included in the Assets, but will be accepted by Buyer on consignment and will be used by Buyer from time to time at Buyer's sole option, except as hereinafter otherwise provided. All Stock Inventory not used by Buyer will remain inventory of Seller. With respect to each item of Stock Inventory used by Buyer, Buyer shall pay Seller on the First Payment Date an amount equal to the sum of the cost to Seller of such item plus ten percent (10%) of such cost (the "Stock Inventory Price") for those items so used by Buyer after the Closing Date but before the First Payment Date and shall pay Seller on the Second Payment Date an amount equal to the Stock Inventory Price for those items so used by Buyer after the First Payment Date but before the Second Payment Date. Seller shall have the right to use those items of Stock Inventory that are in excess of then current requirements to fulfill the Buyer's then production and delivery schedules, and Buyer shall purchase those items of Stock Inventory that are required to fulfi11 production and delivery schedules of Backlog Jobs.
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