Slow Moving Inventory definition

Slow Moving Inventory means with respect to any U.S. Borrower or Canadian Borrower or any Canadian Subsidiary Guarantor, as applicable, an amount equal to the Value of such Credit Party’s Qualified Inventory classified by such Credit Party as stock inventory (measured on a stock keeping unit by stock keeping unit basis) (A) that (i) has not been sold or processed within a 180 day period and (ii) which is calculated to have more than 365 days of supply based upon the immediately preceding 6 months of consumption, or (B) to the extent days of supply data in (ii) above is not available then an amount equal to the Value of such Credit Party’s Qualified Inventory classified by such Credit Party as stock inventory (measured on a stock keeping unit by stock keeping unit basis) which has not been sold or processed within the prior 365 day period.

Slow Moving Inventory means inventory, (A) with quantities on hand representing more than 180 days of supply based on usage in the last 12 months or (B) with less than, the lesser of (i) 90 days useful life or (ii) 1/4 of its shelf life remaining; provided that, for the avoidance of doubt, with respect to clause (A), only that portion of inventory that exceeds the amount required for 180 days of supply shall be considered Slow Moving Inventory.

Slow Moving Inventory means Inventory held by Borrowers for more than one hundred twenty (120) days.

Examples of Slow Moving Inventory in a sentence

• The following definitions are deleted from Section 1.01 of the Agreement: Active Excess Inventory, Active No Requirement Inventory, Eligible Arden Finished Goods Inventory; Eligible Arden Raw Materials Inventory; Eligible Finished Goods Inventory; Eligible Gift Inventory, Eligible Inventory, Eligible Raw Material Inventory, FFI Accounting System, Historical Inventory, Intercreditor Agreement, Seller Preferred, Senior Notes and Slow Moving Inventory.

• Unless otherwise contained herein, the maximum total Blue Coat liability for any Slow Moving Inventory, Excess Components or Obsolete Components may not exceed Vendor’s unit price for such Components as set forth in the Product Information Document.

• Subject to the notification requirements set forth herein, Vendor will exercise commercially reasonable efforts to mitigate Blue Coat’s liability for Excess Components, Obsolete Components Slow Moving Inventory and Special Components, including, without limitation, by canceling or rescheduling materials orders, selling materials or utilizing the materials for other customers.

• Vendor shall provide Blue Coat with a monthly report setting forth the number of Slow Moving Inventory, Excess Components and Obsolete Components.

More Definitions of Slow Moving Inventory

Slow Moving Inventory means any Inventory in excess of the most recent 12 months of sales or usage for such Inventory (other than newly developed products manufactured or introduced within the last 6 months) and any Inventory that has not been produced within the prior 12 months.

Slow Moving Inventory means, as of any date, Inventory produced by Borrower more than 12 months prior to such date.

Slow Moving Inventory means inventory on hand with respect to any product that (i) is in excess of the average number of units of such product sold during the 12 months prior to the Closing, or (ii) is not used or sold at any of Buyer’s current locations. For avoidance of doubt, Slow-Moving Inventory shall not include any product that has not been on hand for at least twelve months. 22624127-v3

Slow Moving Inventory means Inventory that is (i) over 24 months old from date of receipt or (ii) in quantities exceeding the last 24 months’ sales by unit.

Slow Moving Inventory means Inventory which has been marked out of stock by Borrower, which Inventory is subject to verification by Lender in connection with each field examination of the Collateral.

Slow Moving Inventory means a Unique Component that has been on hand at Vendor’s site for more than six (6) months provided such Component was not purchased outside of the Component Lead Time necessary to meet the Forecast in effect at the time of purchase.

Slow Moving Inventory means goods (i) that have been included in Borrowers' Inventory for in excess of 120 days, or (ii) classified as slow moving on Borrowers' books and records if not otherwise included in clause (i).