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               adjusted at year end to account for manufacturing                      
               variances, which shall be calculated pursuant to the                   
               terms of this Section 9.                                               
                    The Processing Fee shall be determined in two                     
               steps.  First, on or before December 31 of each year,                  
               Alcon [P.R.] shall determine the estimated Processing                  
               Cost for the coming year.  Processing Costs shall be                   
               composed of Standard Cost less the cost of raw                         
               materials owned by MedChem [P.R.] and supplied to Alcon                
               [P.R.] for processing and the depreciation on machinery                
               and equipment owned by MedChem [P.R.] and used in the                  
               Conversion Process.  Standard Cost shall consist of the                
               sum of estimated direct labor, direct materials,                       
               variable overhead, fixed overhead, and quality                         
               assurance cost, and is defined in * * * [a referenced                  
               schedule].  Standard Cost shall not include costs                      
               associated with insurance provided by MedChem [P.R.],                  
               freight or shipping costs which shall be separately                    
               billed to MedChem [P.R.] by third parties.  Standard                   
               Cost also shall not include any direct labor costs                     
               incurred by MedChem [P.R.] in connection with the                      
               provision of services by MedChem [P.R.] employees at                   
               the Humacao Plant.  Such estimated Processing Cost plus                
               10% will then be used as the estimated Processing Fee                  
               throughout the year for purposes of billing MedChem                    
               [P.R.] for the quantity of Avitene produced each month.                
                    Second, at the end of each year the parties shall                 
               determine any manufacturing and/or processing variances                
               by comparing the Processing Cost for such year with the                
               actual cost and volumes of Avitene during such year.                   
               If the variances indicate that the cost to Alcon [P.R.]                
               to process the Avitene was greater than the Processing                 
               Cost, then MedChem [P.R.] shall pay to Alcon [P.R.] an                 
               amount of money equal to the total amount of such                      
               variance plus 10% within 30 days of MedChem[ P.R.]’s                   
               receipt of written notice setting forth the amount of                  
               such variance.  If the variance indicates that the cost                
               to Alcon [P.R.] was less than the Processing Cost, then                
               MedChem [P.R.] shall receive from Alcon [P.R.] an                      
               amount of money equal to the total amount of such                      
               variance plus 10% within 30 days of the end of the                     
               year.  * * *  MedChem [P.R.] shall have the right to                   
               engage an independent auditor, upon reasonable written                 
               notice, to examine the relevant books and records of                   
               Alcon [P.R.] in order to confirm the accurate                          
               calculation of Processing Cost.                                        
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