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1. Non-Competition: Restrictions on competing activities, used when parties operate in the same industry

2. Intellectual Property Rights: IP ownership and usage rights, included when the cooperation involves creation or use of IP

3. Force Majeure: Provisions for extraordinary events, important for long-term agreements or volatile industries

4. Employee Non-Solicitation: Prevents hiring of each other's employees, relevant when parties have valuable human resources

5. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution procedures, useful for international parties or complex arrangements

6. Working Capital Contributions: Required when parties need to contribute capital to the shared business activities

7. Exit Mechanisms: Procedures for one party to exit the arrangement, important for long-term partnerships

1. Schedule 1: Calculation Methodology: Detailed formula and examples for profit calculation

2. Schedule 2: Accounting Principles: Specific accounting standards and practices to be followed

3. Schedule 3: Initial Business Plan: Projected revenues, costs, and profit expectations

4. Schedule 4: Authorized Representatives: List of persons authorized to act on behalf of each party

5. Appendix A: Reporting Template: Standard format for periodic financial reporting

6. Appendix B: Bank Account Details: Banking information for profit distributions