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Avantor® Product price list Setting science in motion to create a better world Table of contents Together Our Global Presence Portfolio Highlights We Set Science In Motion Page 6 Pages 9 - 18 Pages 3 Demo/Application Lab Chemical Compatibility Chart Our Impact Page 7 Pages 19 - 20 Page 4 Terms & Condition Our Mission, Vision Page 8 Page 5 2 product price list SettING SCIENCE IN MOTION TO CREATE A Better WORLD. From breakthrough discovery to agile delivery of innovative products and services around the world, a new era has begun for Avantor. In our journey to becoming a fully integrated enterprise, we’ve unveiled a fresh, global visual presence that’s more than just a new look. It’s one of the first of many key developments you’ll see as our integration with VWR continues and as we bring to life our mission: setting science in motion to create a better world. (Original Link - http://www.settingscienceinmotion.com/) WE ARE AVANTOR® From discovery to delivery, Avantor is a global manufacturer and distributor of high-quality products, services and solutions to professionals in the life sciences and advanced technologies industries. We focus on the things that matter most to you, providing exceptional convenience, collaboration and customization to help ensure your success. Our channel brand, VWR, part of Avantor, offers an integrated, seamless purchasing experience that is optimized for the way you do business. Through our global e-commerce platform, you can access our own brands as well as those from thousands of other manufacturers, so you can get exactly what you need to support your processes. We focus on what is essential to our customer’s success, providing exceptional convenience, collaboration and customization. We are passionate about science and its potential, and we believe in our role in catalyzing scientific breakthroughs. Our understanding of science, industry and the process of each customer’s approach to scientific development puts us in a crucial position to help them succeed, now and in the future. When our customers prevail, so do we, and the world gets the benefits of scientific discoveries. Avantor focuses on the things that matter most to our customers, providing exceptional convenience, collaboration, and customization to ensure the success of our customers all over the world. • Quality & Choice: We provide global access to our own portfolio of trusted, quality brands, as well as products from thousands of other manufacturers, so customers can get what they need, when they need it. • Expertise: Our people actively collaborate with customers all over the world, sharing the product, technical, and regulatory knowledge that is critical to our customers’ success. • Convenience: Our global e-commerce platform delivers a seamless purchasing experience supported by a strong distribution network and responsive local associates. • Customization: We have the flexibility to adapt to each customer’s specific needs, providing innovative, customizable manufacturing solutions and a full range of support services. product price list 3 w Our Impact We enable the creation of life-saving medicines and vaccines for people around the globe. We leverage cutting-edge materials to help create new drug delivery and treatment solutions. We deliver an array of research tools to unlock the next generation of scientific discovery 4 product price list ABOUT AVANTOR OUR MISSION AND VISION Avantor is a global manufacturer and distributor of high- We set science in motion to create a better world. quality products, services and solutions to professionals in the life sciences and advanced technologies industries. Every new enterprise has a fundamental purpose. Ours As our channel brand, VWR offers an integrated, is driven by our passion for science and commitment to seamless purchasing experience that is optimized for the helping you accelerate innovation. way our global customers do business. From discovery to delivery, we are a trusted global (Original Link - https://www.avantorinc.com/About/ partner to customers and suppliers in the life sciences About-Avantor.aspx) and advanced technologies industries. By providing superior product and service solutions, we catalyze innovation and empower the success of our customers. (original link - http://www.settingscienceinmotion.com/ mission-vision-values/) INNOVATION We empower all of our associates to explore and contribute ideas that elevate our products, services and solutions. By collaborating with our industry partners, we improve scientific outcomes. CUSTOMER CENTRIC Everything we do begins with actively listening and collaborating with our customers. By understanding their challenges and aspirations, we proactively identify solutions that address their current and future needs. ACCOUNTABILITY We hold ourselves, and each other accountable for delivering on our promises to our customers, suppliers, shareholders and colleagues to accomplish our combined goals. RESPECT We are a trusted partner. Whether working with internal or external partners, we act as one team and always assume others have good intent. We treat other with dignity, act in an honest manner and maintain the highest level of integrity. EXCELLENCE We neve settle for the status quo. We constantly strive to achieve the highest levels of safety, quality and service. Our passion towards continuous improvement is embodied by every Avantor associate and in the results we achieve. When we do our best, we are more effective in supporting the industries we serve. product price list 5 w w Our Global Presence 3 8 14 continents cGMP facilities cGDP facilities Supplier for the Products shipped to Global salesforce 20 LARGEST >250,000 >3,700 pharmaceutical companies customer sites globally professionals World-class network of manufacturing, research, distribution and customer service resources with shipments reaching more than 175 countries. 6 product price list w Demo and application lab CAPABILIty ENHANCEMENT – CHROMATOGRAPHY APPLICATION LABORATOry Developing new applications and working with customer pain points is the essential part of chromatography business. At Avantor we are committed to it. The first step towards this commitment is the addition of “Chromatography application laboratory” in Mumbai. This application laboratory will work towards the customer pain point and provide them tailor maid solutions to their application challenges. APPLICATION LABORATOry CAPABILITIES ‒ Method development ‒ Demonstration ‒ Education and training ‒ Troubleshooting CAPABAILIty ENHANCEMENT – InstrUMENT & EQUIPMENT DEMO LAB ‒ State-of-the art facility equipped for Instrumentation Demonstration in Mumbai ‒ Technically well qualified 10 professional sales & service specialist spread across entire geography of India. ‒ More than 15 channel partners dedicated specially for equipment portfolio are present across India to cater to customer’s daily requirements ‒ Dedicated distribution centers in Bengaluru (CBW & NCBW) and Mumbai. product price list 7 Terms & Condition ‒ Price: The prices in this price list are the maximum prices have complete lien of the goods till the customer pays the applicable at the time of issue of this price list and are outstanding. effective from April 1, 2019. These prices are non-binding ‒ Amendments/Cancellation: No amendment or cancellation and subject to alteration without notice by Avantor. We of orders will be accepted once the goods have been packed reserve the right to invoice goods at prices prevailing on the or after the expiry of 7 calendar days from the date of date of dispatch. acknowledgment of order by Avantor, whichever is earlier. ‒ Taxes and Duties: Prices indicated in our price list are ‒ Payment of Invoice: The payment of invoice shall be made excluding GST. Please note that all other government taxes, by the customer within the time period and in accordance levies and charges, whether existing or in the future, will with the manner as agreed with between Avantor and the be charged additionally as per the laws in force from time customer. Avantor reserves the right to discontinue/recall to time. delivery and do all such actions against the customer as are ‒ Compliances: The distributors / customers / end user permitted to it under the laws of India for recovery of fully or should comply with all applicable statutory requirements, partly-unpaid invoices. including the extant statutory requirements of national, ‒ Intellectual Property Rights: Avantor makes no representation state and local governmental and judicial bodies, including that the goods supplied by it do not violate any third party obtaining the required licenses, permits, noobjections, industrial or intellectual property rights. The customer agrees consents, statutory orders and notifications etc., while to notify us without delay if it receives complaints about any placing the orders for the goods as well as when the goods such violations. If the goods supplied were manufactured are promoted, purchased, stored, transported, handled and/ according to the specification or instructions of the customer or used. based on the intellectual property provided by the customer, ‒ Restricted Packs: Orders for mineral acids (e.g. Hydrochloric the customer agrees to waive its right to challenge the same acid, Hydrobromic acid, Hydrofluoric acid, Nitric acid & and shall indemnify Avantor India against all claims relating Sulphuric acid) will be accepted in multiples of 16 for 500 ml to the intellectual property of the same. pack, multiples of 4 for 2.5 litre
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