First Commercial Launch definition

First Commercial Launch. First Commercial Launch means: (a) with respect to Forest, with respect to a Product in the Territory, the first shipment of such Product in commercial quantities for commercial sale by Forest, its Affiliates or its Sublicensees to a Third Party after approval of the NDA therefor by the FDA and (b) with respect to Adamas, with respect to a Product in a particular country or region, the first shipment of such Product in commercial quantities for commercial sale by Adamas, its Affiliates or its (sub)licensees to a Third Party after receipt of Regulatory Approval therefor by the applicable Regulatory Authority in such country or region.
First Commercial Launch means the first commercial launch in the United States or Europe of a Product for an indication where the MPCs contained therein are the intended therapeutic agent, after Regulatory Approval thereof in the applicable jurisdiction.
First Commercial Launch means the date on which occurs the first commercial sale of the Product or Process in each country within the VIASPACE Territory.

Examples of First Commercial Launch in a sentence

  • Any change to the timing of such forecasts shall be (i) subject to approval by the Commercial Working Team and (ii) permitted only following the date that is *** following the First Commercial Launch of a Combined System Implementation.

  • At least *** prior to the projected First Commercial Launch of the first Combined System Implementation, the heads of each Party’s customer team will meet to agree on such updates.

  • After such First Commercial Launch, Tandem shall provide DexCom on a rolling basis, within *** of the ***, with *** forecasts of shipments of the Combined System Implementations for the following *** period.

  • Tandem shall lead Customer support training for all of the Combined Systems beginning with First Commercial Launch of any Combined System Implementation, provided that DexCom shall provide to Tandem (i) existing training materials, and (ii) ***, at no cost to Tandem.

  • The Parties will cooperate to successfully complete all testing of such system prior to such First Commercial Launch of the first Combined System Implementation.

  • At least *** prior to the First Commercial Launch of the Combined System Implementations, Tandem shall deliver to DexCom a non-binding *** forecast of shipments of such implementation of the Combined System Implementations for the *** period following such projected First Commercial Launch, which forecast shall be updated *** on a rolling basis for the following *** period until such First Commercial Launch and provided to DexCom within *** of ***.


More Definitions of First Commercial Launch

First Commercial Launch means [***] that the Horizon System is made available to a potential Customer for purchase in any Agreed Market following Regulatory Approval in such Agreed Market.
First Commercial Launch means the first sale to a Third Party by Otsuka, its Affiliate or its licensee for use or consumption of the Product for the Plan Indication in a country of the Territory after receipt of the first Regulatory Approval for such Product in such country.
First Commercial Launch means, with respect to each Combined System, the first date that such Combined System is (or was) made available for purchase by any Customer in any Agreed Market following Regulatory Approval in such Agreed Market.
First Commercial Launch means the first successful revenue-generating deployment of a satellite by the Company’s small satellite launch system into its intended orbit (other than deployments of any such satellites pursuant to launches that are designated by the Company as “test” or “qualification” launches).

Related to First Commercial Launch

  • First Commercial Sale means the first sale for use or consumption of any Licensed Product in a country after all required Regulatory Approvals for commercial sale of such Licensed Product have been obtained in such country.

  • Scheduled Commercial Operation Date shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Clause 5.4.1;