What is net rates in pharma franchise? #Net #rates #pharmafranchise #help
Channel: Pharma Franchise Help
Date: 2023-02-11

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There are many common terminology in pharma franchise business. Net rates is one from them.
Net Rates basically are the rates that a pharma franchise company provide to their pharma franchisee distributor these rates are generally very less from MRP because the pharmaceutical company doesn't spend money on sale team. So, as much expenses they have to spend on sales team that margin also they provide to their franchisee distributor. so, those rates are known as net rates. because these are competitively very less from PTR/PTS. Net Rates may be included of  GST or excluded of GST. These may be freight included or without freight. You can get some offers or scheme along with net rates or may not be. That vary company to company, product to product.

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