OEM Agreement

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WANT AN OEM AGREEMENT? An OEM agreement is used by a company that takes components of products from one or more companies in order to build one product which it then sells under its own brand and company name. Download a template from Template Guru to help you with drafting your OEM agreement in a professional manner. You will find other useful templates here https://www.templateguru.co.za/templates/sales&marketing/

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OEM AGREEMENT This OEM Agreement (the Agreement) is effective [DATE]

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