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A Letter of Intent to Become a Distributor is commonly used when companies are initiating discussions about a potential distribution relationship but aren't yet ready to enter into a full distribution agreement. This document, governed by Irish law, serves as a formal starting point for negotiations, outlining preliminary terms while maintaining flexibility for detailed discussions. It typically includes proposed territory rights, product ranges, and basic commercial terms, while clearly stating its non-binding nature (except for specific provisions like confidentiality). The document is particularly relevant in the Irish market where both domestic and international companies seek to establish distribution networks, and must comply with both Irish commercial law and relevant EU regulations. It helps parties structure their negotiations and sets clear expectations for the path toward a final distribution agreement.

1. Opening Address: Formal business letter opening with recipient's details and date

2. Introduction of Parties: Brief introduction of both parties, including full legal names and principal places of business

3. Expression of Intent: Clear statement of intention to enter into a distribution relationship

4. Proposed Business Relationship: Overview of the intended distribution arrangement, including territory and products

5. Key Terms: Outline of fundamental terms being considered for the future distribution agreement

6. Timeline: Proposed timeline for negotiation and execution of the final distribution agreement

7. Non-Binding Nature: Statement clarifying that this is a non-binding letter of intent (except for specific binding provisions)

8. Closing and Signature: Formal letter closing, signature blocks for both parties