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Exhibit 10-18

CopyTele, Inc. has redacted certain confidential information in this agreement in reliance upon its confidential treatment request that if filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 24 b-2  under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. In this agreement, we indicate each redaction by use of the following symbol  ***.

AMENDED AND RESTATED TECHNOLOGY LICENSE AGREEMENT

 

THIS AMENDED AND RESTATED TECHNOLOGY LICENSE AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”), made as of the 16th day of May, 2008, by and between CopyTele, Inc., a Delaware corporation having an address at 900 Walt Whitman Road, Melville, New York 11747 (“CopyTele”), and Videocon Industries Limited, a company existing under the laws of India, having its principal place of business at 2nd Floor Fort House, D.N. Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400 001 (INDIA) (“Videocon”).

 

W I T N E S S E T H:

 

WHEREAS CopyTele has developed and is the owner of technology (the “CopyTele Technology”), variously protected by patents, patent applications, know-how and trade secrets, relating to thin flat Low Voltage Phosphor displays (“Displays”); and

 

WHEREAS, Videocon is in the business of developing, manufacturing, and selling CRT, LCD and Plasma displays; and

 

WHEREAS, Videocon and CopyTele propose jointly to further develop the CopyTele Technology to make it suitable to be utilized in commercial applications such as television displays; and

 

WHEREAS, the Parties desire to set forth their agreement for manufacturing and selling Modules containing Displays; and

 

WHEREAS, Videocon desires to receive a transfer of the CopyTele Technology and a license under the CopyTele Technology for the manufacture and distribution of such Modules; and

 

WHEREAS, CopyTele is willing to transfer such CopyTele Technology and grant Videocon such a license, subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement;

 

WHEREAS, CopyTele and Videocon had entered into a Technology License Agreement on 2nd November 2007 which will be amended, restated and replaced by this Agreement.

 

WHEREAS, Government of India, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Secretariat for Industrial Assistance (PAB – IL Section) has granted its approval to certain terms and conditions of this Agreement vide letter No. 27 (2008) / 7 (2008) / PAB – IL, which shall form an integral part of this Agreement and has been incorporated in this Agreement in the form of Exhibit F.

 

  

  

  

 

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of their mutual covenants herein contained, and for other good and valuable consideration, and intending to be legally bound hereby, the parties hereto agree as follows:

 

Article I.   DEFINITIONS

 

Section 1.01  “Copyright Rights” shall mean all rights in works of authorship, including diagrams, schematics, flow charts, manuals, and documentation, relating to the CopyTele Technology (all of the foregoing works being referred to herein as the “Works”), including registrations of copyright in the Works.

 

Section 1.02  “CopyTele Technology” shall have the meaning set forth in the preamble, and shall include nanotube devices for use in displays, as well as thin film electron emitters and shall also include the technical information, know-how, manufacturing techniques, engineering data, specification of materials and other information in the possession of CopyTele relating to or in respect of manufacture and use of the Products and all or part of which may be necessary to enable Videocon to manufacture the Products to a standard and quality similar to the standard and quality of Modules.

 

Section 1.03  “Dhoot Family” shall mean Mr. V.N. Dhoot, Mr. P.N. Dhoot, Mr. R.N. Dhoot and any of their spouses and children.

 

Section 1.04  “Effective Date” shall mean May 16, 2008.

 

Section 1.05  “Ex-Factory Price” shall have the meaning set forth in Exhibit E.

 

Section 1.06  “Modules” shall have the meaning set forth in Exhibit A.

 

Section 1.07  “Products” shall mean Modules that are (a) within the scope of any claim of the Patent Rights or (b) made with the use of or embody any of the Trade Secrets or the Works.

 

Section 1.08  “Patent Rights” shall mean those United States and foreign patents and patent applications and design applications and registrations identified in Exhibit B, and patents and patent applications in the same and other countries having the same substantive disclosure and claiming the benefit of such applications, including continuations, divisionals, re-examinations, re-issues and extensions thereof.

 

Section 1.09  “Trade Secrets” shall mean all confidential and proprietary technical information of CopyTele relating to the CopyTele Technology and disclosed by CopyTele to Videocon in connection with this Agreement.

 

Section 1.10      “Videocon Group Company” shall mean a company in which Videocon, the Dhoot Family, or both hold either directly or indirectly at least 50% of the share capital or have management control.

 

  

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Article II.   LICENSE

 

Section 2.01  CopyTele hereby grants to Videocon, subject to the provisions of Section 2.04 below, a non-transferable, worldwide, royalty-bearing right and license under the Patent Rights, the Trade Secrets, the Copyright Rights and other CopyTele Technology to manufacture, use, sell, and offer for sale Products or other Products that CopyTele and Videocon may mutually agree upon in writing.  CopyTele shall continue to have the right to produce and market, and to utilize the entities listed in Exhibit C to produce and market, Products utilizing the CopyTele Technology.

 

Section 2.02  Joint agreement of CopyTele and Videocon in writing shall be necessary in case of grant of licenses to third parties under the CopyTele Technology, upon reasonable terms and conditions as agreed by CopyTele and Videocon.

 

Section 2.03  The license granted herein does not include the right to have Products made by another.

 

Section 2.04  Videocon shall be entitled to grant sublicense of the Patent Rights, Trade Secrets, Copyright Rights and other CopyTele Technology only to other Videocon Group Company/ies (any such Videocon Group Company to which Videocon has granted such a sublicense, a “Sublicensee”), and any such sublicense shall be subject to the terms and conditions of this Section 2.04.  In the event that Videocon sublicenses the Patent Rights, the Trade Secrets, the Copyright Rights or other CopyTele Technology to any Sublicensee, such Sublicensee shall be bound by the terms of this Agreement, including, without limitation, that it shall be liable to pay to CopyTele royalty for the Products sold by it on the same terms and at the same rate as provided in Article VI. In the event of any such sublicense, Videocon shall procure in writing from such Sublicensee a sublicense agreement confirming the payment of royalty and adherence of the terms and conditions of this Agreement as applicable to it, and shall provide to CopyTele a copy of such sublicense agreement.  Videocon shall give to CopyTele prompt written notice of such sublicense, setting forth the name and address of such Sublicensee, jurisdiction of incorporation or formation, and precise amount and nature of Videocon’s and the Dhoot Family’s ownership interest therein.  In the event any Sublicensee to whom such sub-license is granted ceases to qualify as Videocon Group Company, the sublicense granted to such Sublicensee shall forthwith stand terminated.  Videocon shall be responsible for the performance by any permitted Sublicensee, and any breach by any permitted Sublicensee shall be deemed a breach by Videocon.

 

Section 2.05  The license granted herein includes the right only to sell and offer for sale completed Products, and not components or sub-assemblies thereof, to any third party or Videocon Group Company. However, Videocon or any Sublicensee shall be entitled to sell the components or sub-assemblies to any other Videocon Group Company.

 

Section 2.06  The rights licensed under the Copyright Rights include the rights to copy and modify the Works for the internal use of Videocon in connection with the manufacture, use, sale and offer for sale of Products, but not the right to publish, distribute, transmit or publicly display the Works, or any combination thereof, in whole or in part.

 

  

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Article III.         DISCLOSURE AND TARGET JOINT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

 

Section 3.01  CopyTele shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to disclose to Videocon the CopyTele Technology to the extent required for suitably qualified and experienced (in the reasonable judgment of CopyTele) personnel of Videocon to understand the CopyTele Technology. Such efforts shall consist of furnishing to Videocon such copies of existing documentation of the CopyTele Technology as CopyTele deems reasonable, and providing reasonable training of suitably qualified and experienced (in the reasonable judgment of CopyTele) Videocon personnel at CopyTele’s facility in Melville, New York, or at Videocon’s facilities at mutually agreeable times.

 

Section 3.02  CopyTele and Videocon shall jointly cooperate, prior to production, to jointly implement the CopyTele Technology to produce prototypes of the Modules in accordance with the target task & schedule as indicated in Exhibit D. Any patent required to be registered in respect of such implementation of the CopyTele Technology shall be jointly applied for by CopyTele and Videocon.

 

Article IV.         PRODUCTION

 

Section 4.01  To prepare for the production and manufacture of the Products, Videocon, at Videocon’s sole expense, with the assistance of CopyTele, shall undertake the following:

 

	
(a)

	
Videocon shall provide all design and process engineering required to produce the    Products based on the CopyTele Technology.

 

	
(b)

	
CopyTele and Videocon shall hold joint design reviews as required from time to time.

 

	
(c)

	
CopyTele and Videocon shall jointly agree, in writing, concerning Product acceptance and testing criteria for engineering samples.

 

	
(d)

	
Videocon and CopyTele shall each record all progress and achievements in preparation for production and deliver progress reports to the other within one week after the end of each calendar month until the commencement of commercial production of the Products.

 

	
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Videocon shall purchase, at its sole expense, all tooling and fixtures for the production of Products.

 

Section 4.02  Throughout the term of this Agreement, Videocon shall deliver (and/or cause to be delivered by a Sublicensee) to CopyTele such information as CopyTele shall reasonably request regarding Videocon’s (or such Sublicensee’s) testing of the Products.

 

Section 4.03  After commencement of commercial production of the Products, Videocon and any permitted Sublicensee shall provide CopyTele with production samples from time to time as may be reasonably requested by CopyTele.  Videocon and CopyTele shall hold joint reviews of such production as may be reasonably necessary to ensure quality of the Product from time to time.

 

  

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Section 4.04  Videocon may purchase raw materials for use in production of Products from any source, including CopyTele, as elected by Videocon.

 

Article V.   IMPROVEMENTS

 

Section 5.01  All developments and improvements subsequent to the Effective Date in the Products, design changes, modifications, revisions, additions and the like to CopyTele Technology (“Improvements”) developed, conceived or reduced to practice jointly or severally by employees of Videocon (or contractors or agents of Videocon), or employees of CopyTele  (or contractors or agents of CopyTele), shall be jointly owned, in equal undivided shares, by Videocon and CopyTele.  The parties shall decide jointly on seeking patent protection in any Improvements and in strategy in filing and prosecuting patent applications, and shall share equally in the expense of patent application preparation and prosecution, and patent maintenance.

 

Section 5.02  Each party shall execute, and shall cause its employees, contractors and agents to execute, such assignments of patent applications, confirmatory licenses, and other documents that the other or its counsel may reasonably request to assure that the rights licensed and granted under this Article V fully vest in the other party.

 

Section 5.03  Videocon represents, warrants and covenants that there now are and will be throughout the term of this Agreement valid and enforceable written agreements, between Videocon and its employees, contractors and agents, pursuant to which Videocon will have sole ownership of any Improvement and sole ownership of any contribution of such employee, contractor or agent to any Improvement, and further obligating such employees, contractors and agents to provide cooperation, execute documents, and otherwise perform those acts as may be required for Videocon to fulfill its obligations under Sections 5.01 and 5.02 hereof.  Videocon further warrants that the grant of Improvements to CopyTele shall be free of any claims for compensation by any Videocon employee, contractor or agent.

 

Article VI.         PAYMENTS; INSEPCTION; REFERRAL

 

Section 6.01  FEE AMOUNTS.  In consideration of the disclosure of CopyTele Technology under this Agreement, Videocon agrees to pay CopyTele the technology transfer fees (“Technology Transfer Fees”) in the amounts and on the dates set forth in Exhibit E.  In consideration of the license granted herein, Videocon agrees to pay CopyTele a royalty (the “Percentage Royalty”) equal to the Percentage Royalty Rate, as set forth in Exhibit E, of the Ex-Factory Price of all Products sold by Videocon or any permitted Sublicensee to any party.  In the event of any sublicense, Videocon shall ensure that such Sublicensee pays to CopyTele the Percentage Royalty as set forth in Exhibit E.

 

Section 6.02  TIME OF PAYMENT.  Videocon shall pay to CopyTele the Technology Transfer Fees at the times set forth in Exhibit E.  Videocon shall pay, and cause each Sublicensee, as applicable, to pay, to CopyTele the Percentage Royalties with respect to sales in each calendar quarter on or before the 90th day following the end of such calendar quarter.

 

Section 6.03  MANNER OF PAYMENT. Payments shall be made, in U.S. dollars, by electronic transfer to an account, designated by CopyTele in writing, no later than the due date.

 

  

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Section 6.04  LATE PAYMENTS; INTEREST. If Videocon or any Sublicensee fails to make any payment of Percentage Royalties, Technology Transfer Fees or other amount due under this Agreement to CopyTele within ten business days of its due date, Videocon or such Sublicensee shall, in addition to and without limitation of CopyTele’s other remedies hereunder, pay to CopyTele interest thereon from the date ten business days after its due date until paid at the annual rate equal to LIBOR then in effect plus 5% per annum; provided that in no event shall the rate of interest required hereunder exceed the maximum rate permitted under applicable law.

 

Section 6.05  AUDIT.  Videocon shall deliver to CopyTele a statement of the royalty calculations as certified by its statutory auditors (and those of any Sublicensee that is liable to pay a royalty in accordance with this Article VI), stating the amount of the license fees payable to CopyTele under this Agreement. Such statement of royalty calculations shall be delivered by Videocon to CopyTele on or before 20th July for each period of January to June and on or before 20th January for each period of July to December.  In the event CopyTele requires any further details in respect of any amounts stated in the calculations statements, Videocon shall within 7 (seven) working days of such request  furnish such required details and/or invoice, as the case may be including extracts from its books of records duly certified by the statutory auditors. In the event Videocon and CopyTele are unable to resolve any differences as regards payment of royalty, the matter will be referred to CEO of CopyTele and Videocon. In the event the matter remains unresolved after such reference to CEOs of CopyTele and Videocon, the differences shall be referred to arbitration under the provisions of Section 15.09.  Such submission of accounts statement and furnishing of additional details, invoices and extracts, as the case may be  shall be at CopyTele’s expense, provided, however, that if underpayment by Videocon is determined to be more than 10% of the total payments owed for the relevant period, Videocon shall repay and/or reimburse to CopyTele the cost incurred for preparation of the accounts statement and furnishing of the required details, invoices and extracts.

 

Section 6.06  COMPUTATION OF ROYALTIES.  Royalties shall be payable based on the invoicing of all Products, whether to third parties or to any Videocon Group Company, whether by Videocon or by any other Videocon Group Company, and whether or not for captive consumption by Videocon, at the Percentage Royalty rate as set forth in Exhibit E.

 

Section 6.07  REFERRALS.  If CopyTele receives any orders for Products, it may, in its sole discretion, refer any such orders to Videocon.  Videocon shall use its best efforts to sell, or cause a Videocon Group Company to sell, in accordance with this Agreement, such Products as may be necessary to fulfill any orders referred to Videocon by CopyTele and any orders that CopyTele places provided, however, the price to be paid to Videocon (or the Sublicensee as the case may be), shall not be less than the price at which Videocon (or the Sublicensee, as the case may be) is selling the same product otherwise to other customers.

 

Article VII.        EFFORTS TO MARKET

 

Videocon shall use its best efforts to exploit the rights granted to it hereby and to sell the Products therein consistent with the limitations of this Agreement. Videocon shall be entitled to advertise the manufacture and/or sale of the Products by them through any media as Videocon may deem appropriate.

 

  

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Article VIII.       TAXES

 

Any sales, use, rental, receipt, personal property, value-added, consumption, goods and services, customs, excise or other tax or duty which may be levied or assessed in connection with the licenses granted under this Agreement, the disclosure and/or transfer of CopyTele Technology, and/or the payment of fees under this Agreement, shall be the sole responsibility of Videocon or its Sublicensee as the case may be.  Videocon shall indemnify CopyTele from and against any charge or assessment for any such tax or duty.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Government of India or of the country of any Sublicensees imposes a tax on royalties payable hereunder to CopyTele, then Videocon or such Sublicensee shall pay such tax on behalf of CopyTele, shall deduct and adjust such tax paid from the royalty payable to CopyTele and shall submit a Tax Deduction Certificate to CopyTele. In the event CopyTele requires any assistance in seeking credit or deduction of such payments made in connection with CopyTele’s taxes in the United States, Videocon or the Sublicensee as the case may be, shall render all its co-operation and  assistance therefore.

 

Article IX.         CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.

 

Section 9.01  DEFINITION.  The Trade Secrets and all information communicated by either of CopyTele or Videocon (a “disclosing party”) to the other (a “receiving party”), in oral, written or electronic form, which is confidential to the disclosing party and provides value to the disclosing party at least in part by virtue of its confidential status, shall be deemed Confidential Information pursuant to this Agreement. In addition, and without limitation, the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall be deemed Confidential Information.

 

Section 9.02  CONFIDENTIAL NATURE. Each party, as a receiving party, acknowledges that the Confidential Information of the disclosing party is valuable and confidential proprietary information of the disclosing party, and that the value of the Confidential Information derives at least in part from its confidential status.

 

Section 9.03  MAINTENANCE OF CONFIDENTIALITY.  Each party, as a receiving party, agrees to engage in efforts to maintain Confidential Information of the disclosing party in strict confidence at least as stringent as the efforts that the receiving party engages in to protect its own confidential information, and in any event no less than commercially reasonable efforts.  Without limiting the foregoing, the receiving party shall restrict access to the Confidential Information of the disclosing party, by electronic security measures in the case of electronic files, and by physical security measures in the case of hard copies, to those employees who have a need to know such Confidential Information and shall advise those employees of the restrictions of this Agreement prior to any such disclosure.  The receiving party shall immediately advise the disclosing party of any threatened, actual or apprehended disclosure of any Confidential Information.

 

Section 9.04  EXCEPTIONS.  As used in this Agreement, Confidential Information shall not include:

 

  

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(a)  

	
Information which is now available to the public or hereafter becomes available to the public without any violation of this Agreement;

 

	
(b)  

	
Information disclosed in good faith to the receiving party by a third party legally entitled to disclose the same; and

 

	
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Information is required to be disclosed to any government agency or any regulatory authority or a court of competent jurisdiction provided that the parties agree to use their best efforts to minimize the disclosure of such information and shall consult with and assist the other party.

 

provided, however, that specific information shall not be deemed to be within any of the foregoing exceptions merely because it is in the scope of more general information within any such exceptions and a combination of features shall not be deemed to be within any such exceptions merely because individual features are within such exception.

 

Section 9.05  DISCLOSURES.  Under no circumstances shall the receiving party, without the prior written approval of the disclosing party, acknowledge to any third party what is or is not a part of Confidential Information of the disclosing party.  In the event disclosure is required of the receiving party under provisions of any law or court order, the receiving party will notify the disclosing party of the obligation to make such disclosure upon receipt of such notification or order to disclose under any law or court order. The disclosing party may make necessary application to the concerned government department and/or court objecting to such disclosure of Confidential Information. However, in the event the receiving party is required to make disclosures irrespective of the outcome of any such application, it shall do so and notify the disclosing party accordingly.    In the event of required disclosure, the receiving party will assert confidentiality to all Confidential Information of the disclosing party not directly required to be disclosed.

 

Section 9.06  PUBLIC DISCLOSURES.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, each receiving party shall be allowed to disclose Confidential Information of the disclosing party to make any necessary announcement or reporting required by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, any stock exchange,  the NASDAQ Stock Market, the Securities and Exchange Board of India.  However, the party making the disclosure shall use reasonable efforts to notify the other party in advance of the contents of the announcement or the reporting.

 

Article X.          MARKING.

 

Videocon and its permitted Sublicensees shall include proprietary markings on all Products, in a form reasonably specified by CopyTele in writing from time to time, and including a patent notice in the form “Pat. X,XXX,XXX” and/or “Pat. Pending.”

 

Article XI.         TERM; TERMINATION

 

Section 11.01    TERM.  The license and other rights herein granted shall commence upon the Effective Date and shall continue unless terminated by either party as provided in clause 11.02 hereafter; provided, however, that the parties’ obligations under Article IX shall commence immediately.

 

Section 11.02    TERMINATION.  This Agreement and the licenses and other rights granted hereunder may be terminated by either party by written notice upon: (a) a material breach by the other  party of its obligations hereunder, which material breach remains unremedied 90 (ninety) days after written notice thereof to the breaching party by the aggrieved party; (b) a filing by or against either party for protection, receivership, reorganization or dissolution under the Federal Bankruptcy Code or similar laws of any state or foreign country relating to insolvency, bankruptcy or the protection of debtors; (c) a cessation by either party of the conduct of its business in the ordinary course; (d) at any time prior to the Effective Date (and in such case, this Agreement shall be of no further force or effect, other than Articles IX and XII hereof, which shall continue); or (e) or as otherwise mutually decided by the parties.

 

  

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Article XII.        RIGHTS AND DUTIES ON TERMINATION.

 

Upon the termination for any reason of the license and other rights herein granted, Videocon agrees immediately to, and to cause all permitted Sublicensees to: (a) cease and desist from any and all activities requiring use of the rights granted hereunder, including without limitation the manufacture, use, sale or offer for sale of Products, provided, however, that Videocon may sell in the ordinary course of business Products completely manufactured as of the effective date of termination, subject to all applicable terms and conditions of this Agreement; (b) destroy or return to CopyTele all papers, documents, notebooks, charts, computer programs, computer files, records and all other stored information in any form incorporating any portion of the Confidential Information; (c) direct any and all employees of Videocon and/or employees of Sublicensee who have or have had access to any portion of the Confidential Information not to make any further use or disclosure of any portion of the Confidential Information for any purpose; and (d) submit a certificate confirming having complied with (a), (b) and (c) above.

 

Article XIII.        PATENT PROSECUTION AND MAINTENANCE; INFRINGEMENTS.

 

Section 13.01     GENERAL.  The prosecution and maintenance of patents and applications within the Patent Rights shall be conducted by CopyTele at CopyTele’s sole expense, in the sole and absolution discretion of CopyTele, by counsel selected by CopyTele.

 

Section 13.02     ACTIONS.  In the event that either party, or any permitted Sublicensee, becomes aware of an actual, apprehended or suspected infringement of any of the rights licensed hereunder, the parties shall promptly consult with respect thereto.  In event of an infringement, both parties must consent to any grant of a license to the infringer.  If either party refuses, in its sole and absolute discretion, to grant a license to the infringer, then both parties must join in an infringement suit; the parties shall jointly select counsel, shall jointly approve any settlement, and shall share equally in expenses and any recovery.  If either party refuses, in its sole and absolute discretion, to join in an infringement suit, then the other party may file suit for infringement and if necessary make the other party a party defendant at the cost of the party filing suit.  The party pursuing the suit shall select counsel, approve any settlement, and shall bear all of the costs of enforcement and retain any recovery in its entirety. The party not joining the suit shall, at the reasonable request and expense of the party pursuing the suit, provide such information, documents and assistance as may be deemed necessary or appropriate by the party pursuing the suit or its counsel in connection with enforcement against such infringement. 

 

Section 13.03     NOTICES.  Videocon shall notify CopyTele immediately in writing of any infringement or possible infringements made known to Videocon or any permitted Sublicensee of any right of CopyTele.  Videocon shall provide at the reasonable request and expense of CopyTele and at CopyTele’s expense, such information, document and assistance as may be deemed necessary or appropriate by CopyTele or its counsel in connection with enforcement against such infringement.

 

  

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Article XIV.  REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES.

 

Section 14.01    NO CONFLICTS.  CopyTele represents and warrants that it has the right to enter into this Agreement, to grant the rights granted herein, and to perform its obligations hereunder, and that to do so will not violate or conflict with any agreement to which CopyTele is a party or by which CopyTele is bound, and that the Copyright Rights and Patent Rights do not violate the rights of any third party.

 

Section 14.02     AUTHORITY.  Videocon represents and warrants that it has the right, power and authority to enter into this Agreement and to perform its obligations hereunder, and to do so will not violate or conflict with any agreement to which Videocon is a party or by which Videocon is bound.

 

Section 14.03     NO OTHER WARRANTIES.  COPYTELE HEREBY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, RELATING TO THE COPYTELE TECHNOLOGY AND THE RIGHTS GRANTED UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WARRANTIES OF VALIDITY, ENFORCEABILITY AND/OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.

 

Section 14.04     NO INDIRECT, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.  IN NO EVENT SHALL COPYTELE BE LIABLE TO VIDEOCON OR ANY THIRD PARTY FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WORK DELAYS OR LOST PROFITS, RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THE COPYTELE TECHNOLOGY AND/OR PRODUCTS.

 

Section 14.05     INDEMNITY BY VIDEOCON.  Videocon shall indemnify and hold harmless CopyTele and its directors, officers, agents and employees from and against all claims, suits, and damages whatsoever, including but not limited to incidental costs, attorney’s fees and punitive damages, arising from or in connection with the breach or alleged breach by Videocon of any covenant, representation or warranty under this Agreement or the use of the CopyTele Technology by Videocon or any permitted Sublicensee, including the manufacture, distribution, marketing, sale and use of Products, and including without limitation all claims for false or misleading advertising, personal injury or property damage relating to Products; provided, however, that CopyTele shall (a) promptly notify Videocon in writing of such claims, and (b) provide to Videocon all reasonably available information, assistance and authority to defend, however, reserving unto CopyTele the right to:  participate in any defense to the extent that, in its judgment, CopyTele may be prejudiced thereby, and approve any settlement offer made by or to Videocon which may affect CopyTele’s rights or interests.

 

  

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Section 14.06     INDEMNITY BY COPYTELE.  CopyTele shall indemnify and hold harmless Videocon and its directors, officers, agents and employees from and against all claims, suits, and damages whatsoever, including but not limited to incidental costs, attorney’s fees and punitive damages, arising from or in connection with the breach or alleged breach by CopyTele of any covenant, representation or warranty under this Agreement or the use of CopyTele Technology by Videocon; provided, however, that Videocon shall (a) promptly notify CopyTele in writing of such claims, and (b) provide to CopyTele all reasonably available information, assistance and authority to defend, however, reserving unto Videocon the right to:  participate in any defense to the extent that, in its judgment, Videocon may be prejudiced thereby, and approve any settlement offer made by or to CopyTele which may affect Videocon’s rights or interests.

 

Section 14.07     NOTICE OF ACTIONS.  Videocon agrees to notify CopyTele immediately of any actions, claims or demands brought or made against Videocon whose outcome may affect the rights of CopyTele in any of the rights licensed or otherwise granted under this Agreement.

 

Article XV.        MISCELLANEOUS.

 

Section 15.01     ENTIRE AGREEMENT; AMENDMENTS.  This Agreement is the entire agreement of the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements, arrangements, and understandings, whether oral or written, regarding the subject matter hereof.  This Agreement may be amended only by a written instrument signed on behalf of the parties by their duly authorized representatives.

 

Section 15.02     BINDING AGREEMENT; ASSIGNMENT.  This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties and their respective successors, legal representatives and assigns.  This Agreement and the license herein granted shall be assignable and transferable by CopyTele, upon written notice to Videocon. Videocon shall have no right to assign this Agreement or the license granted herein except with the written consent of CopyTele.  For purposes of this Section 15.02, a change in control of Videocon or a merger in which Videocon does not survive shall be deemed an assignment.

 

Section 15.03     RELATIONSHIP OF PARTIES.  In making and performing this Agreement, CopyTele and Videocon act and shall act at all times as independent contractors and nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed or implied to create an agency or partnership  relationship between the parties.  At no time shall either party make commitments or incur any charges or expenses for or in the name of the other.

 

Section 15.04     SURVIVAL.  It is expressly understood and agreed that Article V (but only as to Improvements conceived, developed and reduced to practice prior to termination or cancellation), Article VI, Article VIII, Article IX, Article XII, Article XIV, and Article XV hereof shall survive the termination of this Agreement and of the license herein granted and shall remain in full force and effect.

 

Section 15.05     GOVERNING LAW.  This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India, without giving effect to conflict of laws.

 

Section 15.06     APPROVAL.  Government of India, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Secretariat for Industrial Assistance (PAB – IL Section) has granted its approval to certain terms and conditions of this Agreement vide letter No. 27 (2008) / 7 (2008) / PAB – IL, which shall form an integral part of this Agreement  and has been incorporated in this Agreement in the form of Exhibit F.

 

  

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Section 15.07     NOTICES.  Any notice or other communication required or permitted to be given hereunder shall be in writing and shall be given by Federal Express, Express Mail, or similar overnight delivery or courier service or delivered (in person or by telecopy or similar telecommunications equipment) against receipt to the party to whom it is to be given at the address of such party set forth for such party below (or to such other address as the party shall have furnished in writing in accordance with the provisions of this Section 15.07), with a copy to each of the other parties hereto.  Any notice shall be deemed given at the time of receipt thereof.

 

If to CopyTele:

 

CopyTele, Inc.

900 Walt Whitman Road

Melville, New York 11747

United States of America

Attention:  Denis A. Krusos, Chairman & CEO

Fax:  631-549-3813

 

If to Videocon:

 

Videocon Industries Limited

2nd Floor, Fort House, D.N.Road

Fort, Mumbai 400 001, INDIA

Attention: Venugopal N. Dhoot, Director / Naveen Mandhana, Sr. Vice President

Fax:  91-22-66551985

Section 15.08     SEVERABILITY.  If any provision of this Agreement is invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the balance of this Agreement shall remain in effect, and if any provision is inapplicable to any person or circumstance, it shall nevertheless remain applicable to all other persons and circumstances.

 

Section 15.09     DISPUTES.  Any dispute, difference or controversy arising out of or relating to this Agreement, any document or instrument delivered pursuant to, in connection with, or simultaneously with this Agreement, or any breach of this Agreement or any such document or instrument, with the exception of an actual or apprehended unlawful disclosure or misappropriation of Confidential Information, shall be subject to settlement proceedings under the then-applicable International Chamber of Commerce (“ICC”) ADR Rules (or successor rules).  If the dispute has not been settled pursuant to the said Rules within 45 days following the filing of a Request for ADR or within such other period as the parties may agree in writing, such dispute shall be finally settled by arbitration under the then-applicable Rules of Arbitration of the ICC (or successor rules), by a proceeding conducted in London, England, United Kingdom, in the English language, by a single arbitrator appointed in accordance with the said Rules of Arbitration.  The arbitrator may grant injunctions or other relief in such dispute or controversy.  The decision of the arbitrator shall be final, conclusive, and binding on the parties to the arbitration.  Judgment may be entered on the arbitrator’s decision in any court having jurisdiction, and the parties irrevocably consent to the jurisdiction of the courts of the State of New York and of any federal court located in such State for this purpose.  In any such arbitration, the parties waive personal service of any process or other papers and agree that service thereof may be made in accordance with Section 15.07.  Each party shall pay one-half of the costs and expenses of such arbitration, and each shall separately pay its own attorneys’ fees and expenses.  Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may apply to any court of the State of New York or any federal court located in such State for injunctive relief to maintain the status quo until the arbitration award is rendered or the controversy is otherwise resolved, and each party hereby consents to the exclusive jurisdiction and venue of such courts for such purpose.

 

Section 15.10     INJUNCTIONS.  Each party agrees that any actual, apprehended or threatened disclosure of any portion of the Confidential Information of the other to any third party will actually, materially and irreparably damage the disclosing party, in an amount and a manner that is not capable of remedy by the payment of damages alone, and each party shall have the right to obtain injunctions, both permanent and preliminary or temporary restraining orders, either on notice or ex parte, without the need to post bond, against continuing any such violation or commencing any threatened violation.

 

  

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Section 15.11     WAIVER.  Any waiver by any party of a breach of any provision of this Agreement shall not operate as or be construed to be a waiver of any other breach of such provision or of any breach of any other provision of this Agreement.  The failure of a party to insist upon strict adherence to any term of this Agreement on one or more occasions shall not be considered a waiver or deprive that party of the right thereafter to insist upon strict adherence to that term or any other term of this Agreement.  Any waiver must be in writing.

 

Section 15.12     COUNTERPARTS.  This Agreement may be executed in any number of counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original, but all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument.

 

Section 15.13     HEADINGS.  The headings in this Agreement are solely for convenience of reference and shall be given no effect in the construction or interpretation of this Agreement.

 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have duly executed this Agreement as of the date first above set forth.

 

	
COPYTELE, INC.

	
VIDEOCON INDUSTRIES LTD.

	 	 
	  	  
	 	 
	
By: /s/ Denis A. Krusos

	
By: /s/ Venugopal N. Dhoot

	
      Denis A. Krusos

	
      Venugopal N. Dhoot

	
      Chairman & CEO

	
      Chairman & Managing Director

 

  

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EXHIBIT A

DEFINITION OF MODULES

CONFIDENTIAL

“Modules” means modules for thin flat Low Voltage Phosphor displays, each containing  ***  , (b) the attached associated driver circuits, and (c) controller circuits.  CopyTele and Videocon may mutually agree in writing, from time to time, on other types of Modules.

 

*  Confidential portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission).

 

  

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EXHIBIT B

PATENT RIGHTS

CONFIDENTIAL

 

	
Title

	
Patent No.

	
Issue Date

	
Filing Date

	
Application No.

	
Domestic Patents

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
1. Thin Film Planar Edge Emitter

	
6,590,320

	
July 8, 2003

	
Feb. 23, 2000

	
09/511,437

	
Field Emission Flat Panel Display (54)*

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
2. Field Emission  Display Based on

	
6,614,149

	
Sept. 2, 2003

	
Mar. 20,  2002

	
10/102,467

	
Lateral Electron Reflections (60B)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
3. Field Emission Matrix Display

	
6,674,242

	
Jan. 6, 2004

	
Mar. 20, 2002

	
10/102,450

	
Based on Electron Reflections (60A)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
4. Reflective Edge Field Emission

	
6,693,386

	
Feb. 17, 2004

	
Sept. 20, 2002

	
10/243,894

	
Pixel and Associated Display (70)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
5. Hybrid Active Matrix Thin Film

	  	  	
Feb. 19, 2004

	
10/782,580

	
Transistor Display (73)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
6. Hybrid Active Matrix Thin Film

	  	  	
Oct. 27, 2004

	
10/974,311

	
Transistor Display (74)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
7. Edge Emission Electron Source

	  	  	
Aug. 4, 2005

	
11/499,841

	
and TFT Pixel Selection (76)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
8.           ***

	  	  	
***

	
***

	  	  	  	  	  
	
9. Flat Panel Display Incorporating

	  	  	
Mar. 17, 2006

	
11/378,105

	
Control Frame (79)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
10. Low Voltage Phosphor with

	  	  	
May.  4, 2006

	
11/417,631

	
  Film Electrons Emitters Display Device (81)

	  	  	  	  

___________________________________________

*  Confidential portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission).

 

  

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EXHIBIT B

PATENT RIGHTS

CONFIDENTIAL

 

	
Title

	
Patent No.

	
Issue Date

	
Filing Date

	
Application No.

	
Domestic Patents

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
11. Pixel Structure for an Edge-Emitter

	
7,129,626

	
Oct. 31, 2006

	
Mar. 20, 2002

	
10/102,472

	
  Field-Emission Display (63)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
11A. Pixel Structure for an Edge-Emitter

	  	  	
Oct. 30, 2006

	
11/589,630

	
         Field-Emission Display (63A – CON)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
12.           ***

	  	  	
***

	
***

	  	  	  	  	  
	
13. Apparatus and Method for Evacuating

	  	  	
Feb. 08, 2007

	
11/704,173

	
      a Field Emission Display (83)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
14. Rapid Sealing Method for

	  	  	
Feb. 08, 2007

	
11/704,170

	
      FED (84)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
15. Flat Panel Display having a Control Frame

	  	  	
Mar. 16, 2007

	
11/724,793

	
      Pedestal and Method of Making Same (85)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
International Patents

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
16. Flat Panel Display Incorporating Control

	  	  	
July 11, 2006

	
PCT/US2006/026761

	
      Frame (79A)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
17. Flat Panel Display Incorporating a Control

	  	  	
July 11, 2006

	
PCT/US2006/026760

	
      Frame (78A)

	  	  	  	  
	  	  	  	  	  
	
18. Edge Emission Electron Source and TFT

	  	  	
August 4, 2006

	
PCT/US2006/030937

	
      Pixel Selection (76A)

	  	  	  	  

 

  

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EXHIBIT C

ENTITIES PERMITTED UNDER SECTION 2.01

CONFIDENTIAL

 

	
·    

	
                ***

	
·    

	
Volga Svet Ltd. of Saratov, Russia

___________________________________________

*  Confidential portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission).

 

  

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EXHIBIT D

TARGET JOINT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

CONFIDENTIAL

***

 

 

 

 

___________________________________________

*  Confidential portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission).

 

  

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EXHIBIT E

FEES

CONFIDENTIAL

	
(1)    

	
Technology Transfer Fee.  Videocon shall pay CopyTele a non-refundable, non-creditable Technology Transfer Fee of US $11,000,000.00, as follows:

a.           US $2,000,000, 15 days after the Effective Date.

              ***

 

	
(2)    

	
Percentage Royalty.  Videocon shall pay CopyTele a royalty of (a)  ***  (the “Percentage Royalty Rate”) of the Ex-Factory Price of all Products sold by Videocon or any Sublicensee to any party up until the ***  in sales (at the Ex-Factory Price); in aggregate by Videocon and Sublicensees taken together, and (b) with respect to all sales of Products sold by Videocon or any Sublicensee to any party in excess of   ***   (at the Ex-Factory Price), (i)  ***  of the Ex-Factory Price with respect to sales made on or prior to the   ***   of the Effective Date and (ii)  ***  of the Ex-Factory Price with respect to sales made after the   ***   of the Effective Date, unless there shall have been significant improvements in the CopyTele Technology which, under then-market conditions, shall justify a higher royalty rate (in which case, the parties shall negotiate in good faith such higher royalty rate).  The CopyTele Technology indicated in   ***  in Exhibit D, if successfully implemented, is agreed between the parties to be significant improvements in the   ***   CopyTele Technology for the purposes of this paragraph.

If any amounts are received by Videocon or any Sublicensee in a currency other than U.S. dollars, for purposes of calculating the royalty amount, conversion shall be made at the exchange rate published in the Wall Street Journal on the last day of the calendar month in which such foreign currency amounts are received.

	
(3)    

	
Definition of “Ex-Factory Price”.

“Ex-factory Price” means the selling price of the products/goods less any costs incidental to the delivery of the goods to the customer. The delivery costs would include all costs incurred subsequent to the point at which Videocon (or the Sublicensee, as the case may be) relinquishes ownership of the  products/goods to the purchaser.

___________________________________________

*  Confidential portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission).

 

  

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EXHIBIT F

APPROVAL

NO.:  27 (2008) / 7 (2008) / PAB-IL

Government of India

Ministry of Commerce & Industry

Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion

Secretariat For Industrial Assistance

(PAB – IL SECTION)

 

                                                                                                                                                           New Delhi, the April 07, 2008.

 

To

M/s. VIDEOCON INDUSTRIES LIMITED,

14 KM STONE, AURANGABAD – PAITHAN ROAD,

VILLAGE CHITEGAON TALUKA – PAITHAN,

AURANGABAD – 431005

MAHARASHTRA

 

	
SUBJECT:

	
Application for foreign collaboration (SIA Regn.

	
  

	
No. FTC. 7/2008 dated 30/01/2008)

 

Dear Sir,

 

I am directed to refer to the above mentioned application and to convey approval of the Government of India to your proposal, subject to the following terms and conditions:

 

	
1.             Name and address of foreign collaborator:

 

	
M/s CopyTele Inc.

900 Walt Whitman Road,

Melville, New York 11747

U.S.A.

 

2.             Item(s) of manufacture/activity cover by the foreign collaboration:

 

Development, manufacture & sale of (a) nanotube devices for use in displays and (b) modules for thin flat low voltage Phosphor displays – each containing a display    ***, driver circuits & controller circuits, for commercial applications in television, etc.

 

	
3.             Proposed Location:

 

	
14 KM Stone, Aurangabad – Paithan Road,

Village Chittegaon, Taluka Paithan

	
District:

	
AURANGABAD - 431005

	
State:

	
MAHARASHTRA

___________________________________________

*  Confidential portions have been omitted and filed separately with the Commission).

  

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4.             Payments authorised herein under:

 

	
  

	
(A).

	
Royalty payable both on Domestic sales and Exports, net of taxes, in the following manner:

 

	
  

	
(a)

	
@   ***   of the Ex-factory sales price of all products sold by Videocon or any sub-licensee to any party up to first US   ***   in sales volume; and

 

	
  

	
(b)

	
With respect to all sales of products exceeding beyond US   ***   , the royalty rate shall be:

 

	
  

	
(i)

	
@    ***   of ex-factory sales price with respect to sales made on or prior to the    ***    of the Effective Date; and

 

	
  

	
(ii)

	
@    ***   of ex-factory sales price with respect to sales made after the    ***    of the Effective Date.

 

	
  

	
(B).

	
Lumpsum Payments:

 

Technical Know-how/License Fees:

 

US $11 (Eleven) Million, payable net of taxes in    ***    installments, in the following manner:-

 

	
  

	
(i)

	
US $2 (Two) million within 15 (Fifteen) days after the Effective Date;

 

	
  

	
***

 

The above Royalty and Lumpsum payments shall be net of taxes.  The tax liability, if any, shall be borne by the Indian company.

 

5.             Duration of the agreement:  Duration of the Technical  Collaboration Agreement shall be for a period of    ***    from the Effective Date OR    ***   from the date of    ***   , whichever is    ***.

 

6.             The approval is subject to the condition that the Foreign Collaborator have had or have no previous financial/technical collaboration or trademark agreement in India in the same field for which the approval is being granted.  If this is not so, you shall not take steps to implement the project but submit the details to PAB-IL/Government in terms of Press Note No. 1 (2005 Series) dated 12th January, 2005 and subsequent clarification vide Press Note No. 3 (2005 series) dated 15th March, 2005, for prior approval.

[This condition will not be applicable, if it is not attracted].

 

7.             The approval is further subject to the condition that this new venture would not in any way adversely affect the interest of the existing technology or trademark arrangement (as may be applicable).

 

8.             Calculation of Royalty:

 

	
  

	
(i)

	
The royalty shall be payable in accordance with the provisions of Foreign Exchange Control Manual of RBI and other subsisting instructions of Government/Reserve Bank of India.

 

  

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(ii)

	
The payment of Royalty will be restricted to the licensed capacity    ***    in excess thereof for such items requiring industrial license.  In case of production    ***   the quantum, prior approval of Government will have to be obtained regarding the terms of payment of royalty in respect of such production.

 

	
  

	
(iii)

	
***

 

9.             The lumpsum shall be paid in Installments as mentioned in Para – 4(b) above.

 

10.            In case the proposed activity is not exempted from the provisions of Industrial (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 and the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 it will be your responsibility to obtain such clearances as may be required under the said Acts.

 

11.            The location of the industrial projects, will be subject to Central or State Environmental laws or regulations including local zoning and land use laws and regulations.

 

12.            Adequate steps shall be taken on the satisfaction of the Government to prevent air, water and soil pollution.  Such anti-pollution measures to be installed should conform to the effluent and emission standards prescribe by the State Government in which the factory or the industrial undertaking is located.

 

13.            You shall not manufacture items reserved for the Small Scale Sector without prior approval of the Government as per the prescribed policy and procedure.

 

14.            Import of technical drawings, capital equipments, components and raw materials shall have to necessarily conform to the import policy and procedure.

 

15.            This approval letter is made a part of the foreign collaboration agreement to be executed between you and the foreign collaborator and only those provisions of the agreement which are covered by this letter or which are not in variance with the provisions of this letter shall be binding on the Government of India or Reserve Bank of India.

 

16.            The approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue.  Within this period, you are required to file the collaboration agreement with the Authorised Foreign Exchange Dealer.

 

17.            All remittances to the foreign collaborator shall be made as per the exchange rates prevailing on the day of remittance.

 

18.            The agreement shall be subject to Indian Laws.

 

19.            You may now proceed to finalise the agreement.

 

20.            The Administration Ministry for this Project is the Department of Information Technology (T&IPD) to whom a copy of this letter of approval is being forwarded.

 

21.            A copy of the collaboration agreement, signed by both parties may be furnished to the following authorities:

 

	
(A).         

	
Concerned Administrative Ministry/Department as mentioned above.

 

	
(B).         

	
Secretariat for Industrial Assistance (PAB-IL SECTION), Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi – 110011.

 

  

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(C).         

	
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, Technology, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi – 110016.

 

22.            You are required to confirm acceptance of the above terms and conditions to the Secretariat for Industrial Assistance (PAB-IL Section).

 

23.            All future correspondence for amendment/changes in terms and conditions of the approval letter or for extension of validity, etc., if required, may be addressed to the  Entrepreneurial Assistance Unit of the Secretariat for Industrial Assistance, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi – 110011.  ***

 

Yours faithfully

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                   ***

 

 

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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.1

                            [Unofficial Translation]

                                    AGREEMENT

              Drafted and signed on March 3, 2010 in Tel-Aviv-Yafo

Between:  Bank Leumi L'Israel Ltd.

          Address for the purpose of this agreement: 13 Ehad Haam St.,
          Tel-Aviv-Yafo ("LEUMI")

                                                             ON THE FIRST PARTY;

Between:  Bank Hapoalim Ltd.

          Address for the purpose of this agreement: 23 Menachem Begin Road,
          Tel-Aviv-Yafo ("HAPOALIM")

                                                            ON THE SECOND PARTY;

Between:  Israel Discount Bank Ltd.

          Address for the purpose of this agreement: 17 Yehuda Halevy Street,
          Tel-Aviv-Yafo ("Discount")

                                                             ON THE THIRD PARTY;

          (Leumi, Hapoalim and Discount called jointly and separately "THE
          AFOREMENTIONED BANKS")

Between:  Tefron Ltd., Registration No. 52-0043407

          Address for the purpose of this agreement: P.O. Box 1365, Industrial
          Center, Tardyon, D.N. Misgav 20719 ("TEFRON")

                                                            ON THE FOURTH PARTY;

Between:  Hi-Tex founded by Tefron Ltd., Registration No.51-2489816

          Address for the purpose of this agreement: P.O. Box 1365, Industrial
          Center, Tardyon, D.N. Misgav 20719 ("HI-TEX")

                                                             ON THE FIFTH PARTY;

Between:  Macro Clothing Ltd., Registration No.51-222954-3

          Address for the purpose of this agreement: P.O. Box 1365, Industrial
          Center, Tardyon, D.N. Misgav 20719 ("MACRO")

                                                             ON THE SIXTH PARTY;

          (Tefron, Hi-Tex and Macro will be called jointly and separately the
          "AFOREMENTIONED CORPORATIONS")

Whereas:          The Aforementioned  Corporations owe the Aforementioned Banks
                  in accounts managed in the name of  the  Aforementioned
                  Corporations  in  each  one  of  the   Aforementioned   Banks
                  (the "AFOREMENTIONED ACCOUNTS"),  different sums due to
                  credits and other bank services which wereprovided to the
                  Aforementioned Corporations by the Aforementioned Banks;

Whereas:          The  Aforementioned  Corporations  sign and/or created for the
                  benefit of the  Aforementioned Banks different liens and
                  guarantees,  which include current liens in unlimited  amount
                  upon all the  Aforementioned  Corporations'  property,  and
                  fixed liens in  unlimited  amount upon the unpaid capital and
                  reputation of the  Aforementioned  Corporations  (the
                  "AFOREMENTIONED LIENS");

Whereas:          The  Aforementioned   Corporations  do  not  fulfill  their
                  debts  and  obligations  to  the Aforementioned Banks;

Whereas:          The Aforementioned  Corporations  requested the Aforementioned
                  Banks to reach a settlement of their debts and obligations to
                  the Aforementioned Banks;

Whereas:          On January 6, 2010 a memorandum of understanding was executed
                  by the  Aforementioned  Corporations and the   Aforementioned
                  Banks   formulating  most  of  the  agreements   between  the
                  Aforementioned   Corporations   and  the   Aforementioned
                  Banks  relating  to  the settlement  of  the  Aforementioned
                  Corporations'  debts  and  obligations  to  the Aforementioned
                  Banks ("LETTER OF PRINCIPLES").

Whereas:          According to the Letter of Principles it was agreed between
                  the  Aforementioned  Corporations and the  Aforementioned
                  Banks,  that settling the debts of the  Aforementioned
                  Corporations will be done in a detailed agreement that will
                  be signed by March 31, 2010.

                  THEREFORE IT WAS CONDITIONED AND AGREED, AS FOLLOWS:

1.   INTRODUCTION

     1.1  The introduction of this agreement and its annexes are inseparable
          from it.

     1.2  This agreement is additional to all the agreements and documents of
          every kind which were signed by and between the Aforementioned
          Corporations towards the Aforementioned Banks and it is not to detract
          from the obligations and/or guarantees which were given by the
          Aforementioned Corporations in the Aforementioned Documents, excluding
          what is specifically said in this agreement.

     1.3  In addition to the terms which are defined in this agreement, the
          following terms will be defined as:

          1.3.1 "THE DETERMINED RATIO": - Everywhere in this agreement where
               this term is mentioned, the division between the banks will be as
               detailed below:

               1.3.1.1 Leumi - 51.3% (fifty one percent and three tenths of a
                    percent)

               1.3.1.2 Hapoalim - 23.8% (twenty three percent and eight tenths
                    of a percent)

               1.3.1.3 Discount - 24.9% (twenty four percent and nine tenths of
                    a percent)

          1.3.2 "THE AFOREMENTIONED CREDIT" - Jointly and separately: credit
               line, Loans A', Loans B', the additional credit lines, which will
               be made available to the Aforementioned Corporations as detailed
               in this agreement.

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2.   DECLARATION AND OBLIGATIONS

     The Aforementioned Corporations declare to the Aforementioned Banks and
     confirm to the Aforementioned Banks, as follows:

     2.1  That the balance of the obligation of the Aforementioned
          Corporations against the Aforementioned Banks in the accounts managed
          in the name of the Aforementioned Corporations in each one of the
          Aforementioned Banks (the "Aforementioned Accounts"), as of 21.2.2010
          is as described in annex 2.1 (jointly, the "Current Obligations of the
          Corporations").

     2.2  That they have examined the Current Obligations of the Corporations in
          the Aforementioned Accounts, including all movements, transfers,
          payments and obligations of every kind and at any time in the
          Aforementioned Accounts, and they confirm the accuracy and that they
          do not, and will not, have any claims with respect to them.

     2.3  That they have checked the Aforementioned Accounts and the deposits in
          them of any kind, whether existing today or existing in the past,
          including securities deposits, loans, lines of credit, current
          accounts, checking accounts and all the obligations, credits,
          transfers, payments, movements, activities in securities activities in
          savings plans and all other activities of every kind in the
          Aforementioned Accounts and deposits and they confirm the accuracy of
          all the aforementioned amounts and activities done in the
          Aforementioned Accounts and deposits, and every other matter or
          addition connected to the Aforementioned Accounts and deposits in the
          bank.

     2.4  That they have checked all obligations and/or credit of interest
          (including their rates, manner of calculation, dates of changes,
          manner of obligation and/or credit with respect to them and the manner
          and date of notice with respect to them), linkage differentials, rate
          differentials, obligations with respect to the acquisition or sale of
          foreign currency, fees, expenses, management fees, etc. in the
          Aforementioned Accounts and deposits of every kind in the
          Aforementioned Banks, whether existing today or existing in the past,
          and they confirm their accuracy.

     2.5  That all of the documents of every kind that were signed by the
          Aforementioned Corporations, from time to time, for the benefit of any
          of the Aforementioned Banks in connection with the obligations of the
          Current Obligations of the Corporations, the amounts guaranteed and
          the liens and security securing them, are in full force and are
          binding in every manner.

     2.6  That there is, and will not be, and they irrevocably waive every
          demand or claim of every kind against the Aforementioned Banks and/or
          the subsidiaries and/or affiliated companies and/or officers and/or
          employees and/or agents and/or consultants of any of the
          Aforementioned Banks in every related matter, directly or indirectly,
          to the obligations of the corporations, to the guaranteed amounts and
          every remaining matters mentioned in this Section 2.

     2.7  That there is no hindrance under any agreement and/or law to the
          execution of this agreement and to the undertaking of the obligations
          included therein.

     2.8  That as of the date of execution of this agreement, all conditions and
          representations described herein have been satisfied, and to the
          extent of conditions that must be satisfied afterwards, to their
          knowledge there is no prevention to their completion and/or
          satisfaction completely and in a timely manner.

     2.9  That, to their knowledge there is nothing in the execution of this
          agreement and/or its completion to grant to any third party and right
          and/or cause to demand immediate payment of their obligations with
          respect to such party, all or in part and/or a misrepresentation
          and/or liability of any of them towards any such party.

     2.10 That there is no claim, arbitration, litigation or administrative
          proceeding pending against the aforementioned corporation, and that
          they are not aware of any upcoming proceedings against any of them
          that can affect the capability of the Aforementioned Corporations to
          fulfill their obligations to the Aforementioned Banks according to
          this agreement, except for the described proceedings in annex 2.10 to
          this agreement.

     2.11 That all the information that was given by them to the Bank is true,
          and accurately reflects the business condition of the Aforementioned
          Corporations. Moreover, the Aforementioned Corporations are not in
          possession of any information that has not been brought to the
          attention of the Aforementioned Banks and which had it been brought to
          the attention of any of the Aforementioned Banks, could have been
          affected the willingness of the Aforementioned Banks, or any one of
          them, to agree to that which is stated in this agreement, or any part
          thereof.

                                       3

     2.12 That they are aware that the Aforementioned Banks' consent to settle
          the debts and the obligations of the Aforementioned Corporations to
          the Aforementioned Banks, under the conditions detailed of this
          agreement, was given only in the light of their declarations and
          consents which are stated in this agreement.

     2.13 Each document to be provided and/or signed in favor of the
          Aforementioned Banks will be in the format and under the terms that
          will be consented with the Aforementioned Banks, so far as this
          document is relevant to all the Aforementioned Banks and/or in the
          format and under the terms that will be consented between the
          Aforementioned Corporations and any one of the Aforementioned Banks,
          so far as this document is relevant only to the Aforementioned
          Corporations' conduct with the specific bank, all while there is an
          approval for taking the appropriate decision of the suitable organ of
          the corporation that will sign the document, and with a lawyers'
          approval for the validity of the decisions under any law.

     2.14 The Aforementioned Corporations will provide to the bank all the
          necessary agreements or the agreements which the bank may deem
          necessary for completion of what is stated in this agreement.

     2.15 All terms and commitments described in this agreement, as well as the
          security described in this agreement will be valid as long as the full
          amounts due to the Aforementioned Banks with respect to and in
          connection with the Current Obligations of the Corporations have not
          been paid.

3    ARRANGEMENT OF THE CURRENT OBLIGATIONS OF THE CORPORATIONS

     3.1  GENERAL PROVISIONS REGARDING THE GRANTING OF THE AFOREMENTIONED CREDIT

          3.1.1 Subject to the fulfillment of all the following terms,
               cumulatively, the Aforementioned Banks shall agree to the
               Aforementioned Corporations' request to receive the
               Aforementioned Credit as detailed in Section 3 below:

               3.1.1.1 The accuracy of all the declarations and representations
                    of the Aforementioned Corporations as detailed in this
                    agreement; and

               3.1.1.2 The fulfillment of all the obligations of the
                    Aforementioned Corporations as detailed in this agreement;
                    and

               3.1.1.3 There is no legal and/or other restriction to grant the
                    Aforementioned Credit by the Aforementioned Banks, including
                    those imposed by authority of directives from the Bank of
                    Israel or by authority of directives from any other legal
                    entity; and

               3.1.1.4 The Aforementioned Corporations will sign all of the
                    required documents in format acceptable at the relevant
                    Bank, in accordance with the relevant Bank's discretion, in
                    order to grant the Aforementioned Credit; and

               3.1.1.5 All of the required approvals and decisions will be
                    delivered to the Aforementioned Banks, in accordance to the
                    Aforementioned Banks' discretion, in order to grant the
                    Aforementioned Credit.

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          3.1.2 The Current Obligations of the Corporations, except those that
               have been settled as detailed in Section 3 above, will continue
               to be repaid as arranged in accordance with the terms of the
               agreements under which they have been granted to the
               Aforementioned Corporations.

     3.2  By signing this Agreement, the Aforementioned Corporations are
          requesting the granting of the Aforementioned Credit as detailed
          below:

          3.2.1 LOANS A

               Subject to the signature by the Aforementioned Corporations of
               the standard documents of the Aforementioned Banks which are
               required in order to grant loans, loans in foreign currency, and
               in accordance with the terms as detailed below:

               3.2.1.1 The principal of the loans shall be in the aggregate
                    amount of US$ 15,000,000 (fifteen million United States
                    dollars) and shall be divided among the Banks according to
                    the Determining Ratio and among the Aforementioned
                    Corporations according to the agreements they shall reach
                    with each of the Aforementioned Banks.

               3.2.1.2 The loans shall be provided for a period of 120 months.

               3.2.1.3 The principal of the loans shall carry annual interest at
                    a rate to be agreed upon between the Aforementioned
                    Corporations and each one of the Aforementioned Banks in an
                    agreement and/or in separate loan documents which shall be
                    signed for this purpose by the Aforementioned Corporations
                    towards any one of the Aforementioned Banks

               3.2.1.4 The interest on the loans shall be paid by the
                    Aforementioned Corporations in 40 consecutive quarterly
                    installments commencing from the end of three (3) months
                    from the date of the loans and in respect of the unpaid
                    principal balance of the loans, it stands at any date of
                    payment.

               3.2.1.5 The principal of the loans shall be paid in 4 (four)
                    installments until the date of final and full repayment of
                    the loans, on such dates and in such sums as follows:

                    3.2.1.5.1 A sum total of 1,250,000 (one million two hundred
                         and fifty thousand United States dollars), out of the
                         loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of the
                         seventh year after the date of providing the loans -
                         pro rata between all A Loans together.

                    3.2.1.5.2 A sum total of 1,250,000 (one million two hundred
                         and fifty thousand United States dollars), out of the
                         loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of the
                         eighth year after the date of providing the loans - pro
                         rata between all the A Loans together.

                    3.2.1.5.3 A sum total of 1,250,000 (one million two hundred
                         and fifty thousand United States dollars), out of the
                         loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of the
                         ninth year after the date of providing the loans - pro
                         rata between all the A Loans together.

                    3.2.1.5.4 A sum total of 11,250,000 (eleven million two
                         hundred and fifty thousand United States dollars), out
                         of the loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of
                         the tenth year after the date of providing the loans -
                         pro rata between all the A Loans together (hereinafter:
                         "THE FINAL PAYMENT OF A LOANS CAPITAL")

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               3.2.1.6 All other terms of the loans shall be as detailed in
                    pledge agreements regarding return of loans and/or written
                    requests to receive a loan/credit, which shall be signed
                    between whichever of the Aforementioned Corporations and
                    whichever of the Aforementioned Banks as relevant.

                    (hereinafter: "LOANS A ")

               3.2.1.7 EARLY REPAYMENT OF LOANS A

                    The Aforementioned Corporations shall make early repayment
                    of the unpaid balance of Loans A, in whole or in part, in a
                    distribution between the Aforementioned Banks according to
                    the Determining Ratio, in such instances, on such conditions
                    and on such dates as are specified below:

                    3.2.1.7.1 Future Raising Capital - in any event where any of
                         the Aforementioned Corporations raises capital, then
                         the sum constituting fifty percent (50%) of the Net
                         Consideration from the Capital Raising shall be used
                         for the purpose of early repayment, according to the
                         Determining Ratio, at the expense of the Final Payment
                         of Loans A Capital.

                         For the purpose of this section the terms below shall
                         have the following meaning:

                    3.2.1.7.1.1 "CAPITAL RAISING" - the injection of capital
                         into any of the Aforementioned Corporations, of any
                         kind and nature whatsoever and/or from any source
                         whatsoever, including by way of any issuance of shares
                         to the public and/or private issuance of shares and/or
                         receiving owners loans and/or allocation of rights
                         and/or securities of any kind and nature whatsoever to
                         any of the Aforementioned Corporations and excluding
                         capital raising as described in Section 4 below and/or
                         the allotment of shares in any of the Aforementioned
                         Corporations to the other Aforementioned Corporations
                         or any of them.

                    3.2.1.7.1.2 "THE NET CONSIDERATION FROM THE CAPITAL RAISING"
                         - the total of the cash consideration obtained within
                         the framework of any capital raising, after deduction
                         of the expenses Tefron actually paid to third parties
                         for the purpose of performing the capital raising,
                         including the fees of the attorneys, accountants and
                         other advisors to Tefron, payment to the Stock Exchange
                         and the Securities Authority, underwriters' and
                         distributors' commissions, and all at the total and
                         accumulative rate which shall not exceed 6% of the
                         total consideration from the capital raising.

                    3.2.1.7.2 THE SALE OF ASSETS - in any event where any of the
                         aforementioned Corporations sells assets, other than
                         during the normal course of business of such
                         corporation, then the whole Net Consideration from the
                         Sale of the Asset shall be used for the purpose of
                         early repayment, according to the Determining Ratio, at
                         the expense of the Final Payment of Loans A principal.
                         The provisions of this Section 3.2.1.7.2 above shall
                         not apply in the event of a sale and/or transfer of the
                         assets between the aforementioned Corporations
                         themselves.

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                    3.2.1.7.3 For the avoidance of doubt it is clarified, that
                         the Aforementioned Corporations shall not perform a
                         sale of assets of any kind and nature whatsoever,
                         including among themselves, otherwise than during their
                         normal course of business, without obtaining the
                         consent of the aforementioned Banks in advance and in
                         writing.

                         For the purpose of this section the terms below shall
                         have the following meaning:

                    3.2.1.7.3.1 "THE NET CONSIDERATION FROM THE SALE OF THE
                         ASSET" - the total consideration obtained within the
                         framework of the sale of any asset, after the deduction
                         of taxes in respect of the sale of the assets which by
                         law are levied on any of the aforementioned
                         Corporations as the case may be.

               3.2.1.7.4 Excess Cash Flow - in any event where the Injection
                    Surplus sum according to the Financial Reports exceeds the
                    Determining Ratio, then the sum constituting 50% (fifty
                    percent) of the sum of the difference between the excess
                    cash flow and the Determining Ratio, shall be used for the
                    purpose of early repayment, according to the Determining
                    Ratio, at the expense of the Final Payment of Loans A
                    principal, as it stands from time to time.

                    For the purpose of this section the terms below shall have
                    the following meanings:

                    3.2.1.1.1.1 "Excess Cash Flow" - the sum of the EBITDA of
                         the Aforementioned Corporations according to the
                         financial reports, in any calendar year, after
                         deduction of: (a) the sum of the Aforementioned
                         Corporations' interest costs in respect of such
                         calendar year; and (b) the sum of the investments which
                         the Aforementioned Corporations made within the
                         framework of the activity and the ongoing maintenance
                         in respect of such calendar year (hereinafter: "The
                         Ongoing Investments"). For the avoidance of doubt it is
                         clarified, that the Aforementioned Corporations shall
                         not make any Ongoing Investments, including during
                         their normal course of business, in an accumulative
                         annual sum, for all the Aforementioned Corporations,
                         which exceeds the sum of $US 2,000,000 (two million
                         United States dollars).

                    3.2.1.7.4.2 "EBITDA" - the operational profit, as at its
                         value in the Aforementioned Corporations' financial
                         reports plus depreciation and deductions and with the
                         addition of non-cash flow expenses which arise from
                         granting of options to the Aforementioned Banks as
                         specified in Section 7.5 below. With regard the
                         financial reports which are drawn up according to IFRS,
                         the definition of EBITDA shall vary and the sections in
                         accordance with what is specified below shall not be
                         taken into account:

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                         (a) Profits/losses from the revaluation of real estate
                         for investment.

                         (b) Profits/losses arising from the changes in the
                         actuarial discounts which are used for the purpose of
                         giving bonuses to employees.

                         (c) Capital profits/losses.

                         (d) Expenditures/income in respect of the revaluation
                         of options where the realization addition in respect
                         thereof is linked/a convertible element of convertible
                         debentures where their exercise price is linked.

                    3.2.1.7.4.3"Financial Reports" - Tefron Ltd.'s annual
                         financial reports on a consolidated basis which are
                         published by Tefron Ltd., in accordance with generally
                         accepted accounting standards in Israel, which include
                         inter alia a balance sheet, profit and loss account,
                         cash flow account, a report of the changes in equity
                         and any other report or explanation which may be
                         required according to the proper accounting rules
                         and/or according to any of the authorized authorities.

                    3.2.1.7.4.4"THE DETERMINING SUM" - the sum of 8,000,000
                         (eight) million United States dollars.

          3.2.2 LOANS B

               Subject to the execution by the Aforementioned Corporations of
               the standard documents of the Aforementioned Banks which are
               required in order to grant loans, loans in foreign currency, and
               in accordance with the terms as detailed below:

               3.2.2.1 The principal of the loans shall be in the total amount
                    of US$ 5,000,000 (five million United States dollars) and
                    shall be divided among the Banks according to the
                    Determining Ratio, and among the Aforementioned Corporations
                    according to the agreements they shall reach with each of
                    the Aforementioned Banks.

               3.2.2.2 The loans shall be provided for a period of 72 months.

               3.2.2.3 The principal of the loans shall carry annual interest at
                    the rate to be agreed upon between the Aforementioned
                    Corporations and each one of the Aforementioned Banks in an
                    agreement and/or in separate loan documents which shall be
                    signed for this purpose by the Aforementioned Corporations
                    towards any one of the Aforementioned Banks.

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               3.2.2.4 The interest on the loans shall be by the Aforementioned
                    Corporations in 24 consecutive quarterly installments with
                    effect from the end of three (3) months from the date of the
                    loans in respect of the unpaid principal balance of the
                    loans, as it stands at any date of payment.

               3.2.2.5 The principal of the loans shall be paid in 4 (four)
                    installments until the date of final and full repayment of
                    the loans, on such dates and in such sums as follows:

                    3.2.2.5.1 A sum total of US$ 1,250,000 (one million two
                         hundred and fifty thousand United States dollars), out
                         of the loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of
                         the third year after the date of providing the loans -
                         pro rata between all B Loans together

                    3.2.2.5.2 A sum total of US$ 1,250,000 (one million two
                         hundred and fifty thousand United States dollars), out
                         of the loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of
                         the fourth year after the date of providing the loans -
                         pro rata between all the B Loans together

                    3.2.2.5.3 A sum total of US$ 1,250,000 (one million two
                         hundred and fifty thousand United States dollars), out
                         of the loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of
                         the fifth year after the date of providing the loans -
                         pro rata between all the B Loans together

                    3.2.2.5.4 A sum total of US$ 1,250,000 (one million two
                         hundred and fifty thousand United States dollars), out
                         of the loans' principal shall be repaid at the end of
                         the sixth year after the date of providing the loans -
                         pro rata between all the B Loans together (hereinafter:
                         "THE FINAL PAYMENT OF B LOANS CAPITAL")

                    3.2.2.6 All other terms of the loans shall be as detailed in
                         pledge agreements regarding return of loans and/or
                         written requests for a loan/credit, which shall be
                         signed between whichever of the Aforementioned
                         Corporations and whichever of the Aforementioned Banks
                         as relevant.

                         (hereinafter: "B LOANS")

3.3  A Loans and B Loans shall be used solely and exclusively for the payment of
     some of the Company's existing debts in each one of the Banks, in a
     distribution between the Banks according to the Determining Ratio.

3.4  Subject to their signature on this Agreement the aforementioned
     Corporations are instructing the aforementioned Banks to act upon the
     aforesaid in Section 3.3 above, and to repay part of the Corporations'
     existing loans, as detailed in Section 3.3 above, with the monies of A
     Loans and B Loans, immediately ensuing their deposit into their accounts at
     whichever of the aforementioned Banks. 3.3 Cancellation of Existing Credit
     Lines

3.5  Cancellation of Existing Frameworks

     3.5.1 Within seven days following the signing of this Agreement all
          existing credit frameworks in the Aforementioned Accounts shall be
          cancelled (hereinafter: "The Existing Credit Frameworks").

     3.5.2 Subject to their signature on this Agreement, the Aforementioned
          Corporations are directing the Aforementioned Banks, and granting
          irrevocable permission to cancel all Existing Credit Frameworks as
          aforesaid in Section 3.5.1 above. In order to enable the cancellation
          of all Existing Credit Frameworks, the Aforementioned Corporations are
          committing to sign any additional document that is required by
          whichever of the Aforementioned Banks, as required.

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3.6. Provision of New Credit Framework

     3.6.1 At the time of the cancelation of the Existing Credit Framework, the
          Aforementioned Banks will provide the Aforementioned Corporations a
          new credit framework for the purpose of the working capital of the
          Aforementioned Corporations, in the Aforementioned Accounts in the
          total sum of US$8,950,000 (Eight million nine hundred and fifty
          thousand US Dollars) divided between the Aforementioned Banks
          according to the Determined Ratio (The "New Credit Framework"), under
          the following terms:

          3.6.1.1 The New Credit Framework will be made available by the
               Aforementioned Banks to the Aforementioned Corporations for a
               period not exceeding one year from the signing of this agreement;

          3.6.1.2 Use of the credit within the New Credit Framework will be done
               only when jointly directed by all of the Aforementioned
               Corporations. It is herby clarified that the distribution of the
               credit use of the New Credit Framework between the Aforementioned
               Corporations in each one of the Aforementioned Banks will be done
               according to the agreement between the Aforementioned
               Corporations and any one of the Aforementioned Banks according to
               the matter at hand;

          3.6.1.3 Payment of all the used credit of the New Credit Framework
               will be made no later than and until the end of one year from the
               signing of this agreement;

          3.6.1.4 The New Credit Framework will be provided to the
               Aforementioned Corporations as an operating/current credit in the
               Aforementioned Accounts and/or by short term loans that will not
               exceed one year and/or by providing bank guarantees and/or
               documentary credit, all as will be determined between the
               Aforementioned Corporations and between each of the
               Aforementioned Banks separately, subject to section 3.6.1.5;

          3.6.1.5 Despite what is stated in section 3.6.1.4 above, it is agreed
               that use of the New Credit Framework for new bank guarantees
               and/or new documentary credit provided by one of the
               Aforementioned Banks will require the consent, in advance and in
               writing, from the such bank as one of the Aforementioned
               Corporations requested to provide the new bank guarantees and/or
               new documentary credit, and the provision of any new bank
               guarantees and/or new documentary credit, will be subject to the
               sole discretion of each of the Aforementioned Banks, as is
               customary at that bank;

          3.6.1.6 All the conditions of paying the credit within the New Credit
               Framework, including various amounts and types of interest for
               the credit that will be used in the New Credit Framework and the
               various dates and options for paying the interest for the credit
               that was used from the New Credit Framework, will be determined
               between the Aforementioned Corporations and the relevant
               Aforementioned Banks by an agreement and/or by a separate written
               understanding that will be signed for this matter by one of the
               Aforementioned Corporations and one of the Aforementioned Banks
               accordingly.

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4.   INJECTION OF CAPITAL

     4.1  Tefron commits to complete a rights offering and/or a private
          placement in which not less than US$3,400,000 (minus expenses that
          Tefron paid in fact to third parties for the purpose of the rights
          offering and/or the private placement, including legal fees,
          accounting fees and fees to other advisers to Tefron, payment to the
          stock exchange and the Securities Authority, fees for underwriters and
          distributors and all at a total amount that will not exceed 6% of the
          total amount raised) (the "Permitted Offering Expenses") is invested
          in Tefron's equity (in addition to the existing capital) by March 31,
          2010 (The "First Capital Injection").

     4.2  Without derogating from the provisions of article 4.1 above, if
          the First Capital Injection that was invested in the Capital of Tefron
          is less than US$4,000,000 after deduction of the Permitted Offering
          Expenses, Tefron commits to complete by July 31, 2010 a rights
          offering and/or a private placement and/or further capital raising for
          an additional amount (in addition to the existing capital and to the
          net sum that was invested in the First Capital Injection) not less
          than the difference between US$4,000,000 and the amount actually
          invested in the First Capital Injection (minus Permitted Offering
          Expenses) (The "Second Capital Injection").

          The First Capital Injection and the Second Capital Injection together:
          "The Capital Injections".

     4.3  A copy of the letter of commitment towards the Banks, by the majority
          shareholder in Tefron, Norfet, Limited Partnership, pursuant to which
          Norfet committed subject to all the necessary regulatory permits and
          the approval of the shareholders of Tefron, that it and/or its
          designee will would participate in the Capital Injections attached to
          this agreement as annex 4.2.

5.   ADDITIONAL CREDIT LINES

     5.1  Subject to the full and timely performance of the capital injections,
          as detailed in Section 4 above (in other words USD $4,000,000, after
          deduction of Permitted Offering Expenses, until July 31, 2010), the
          Aforementioned Banks shall, upon request, grant to the Aforementioned
          Corporations, according the Determined Ratio, additional short-term
          credit lines in the aggregate amount of USD $1,800,000 (One Million
          Eight Hundred Thousand US Dollars) (hereinafter the "Additional Credit
          Line"), pursuant to the following conditions:

          5.1.1 The Additional Credit Lines will be made available by the
               Aforementioned Banks to the Aforementioned Corporations for a
               period of no longer than a year from the availability of the
               Additional Credit Line.

          5.1.2 The use of the credit made on account of the Additional Credit
               Line shall be performed only upon the mutual instructions of all
               of the Aforementioned Corporations.

          5.1.3 The repayment of all the used portions of the Additional Credit
               Line will be made no later than the year anniversary on which the
               Additional Credit Lines were granted.

          5.1.4 The Additional Credit Lines will be made available to the
               Aforementioned Corporations as operating/current credit lines of
               the Aforementioned Accounts and/or short-term loans of no longer
               than one year and/or via bank guarantees and/or documentary
               credit; all as agreed upon by the Aforementioned Corporations and
               each of the Aforementioned Banks, in accordance with Section
               5.1.5 below.

          5.1.5 Notwithstanding that which is stated in Section 5.1.4 above, it
               is hereby agreed that any use of the Additional Credit Lines for
               purposes of the issuance of a new bank guarantee and/or new
               documentary credit by any of the Aforementioned Banks will
               require such Bank's prior written approval, and any such issuance
               of a new bank guarantee and/or new documentary credit will be
               subject to the sole discretion of such Bank, as per what is
               customary in such Bank.

          5.1.6 The repayment terms of the Additional Credit Lines, including
               the rate and type of interests on the utilized portion of the
               Additional Credit Lines, as well as the dates and method of the
               interest payments due as a resulting from the utilized portions
               of the Additional Credit Lines, shall be determined by the
               Aforementioned Corporations and the relevant Aforementioned
               Bank(s) upon written agreement and/or separate promissory notes
               which will be signed for this purpose by the relevant
               Aforementioned Corporation(s) and the relevant Aforementioned
               Bank(s).

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     5.2  In the event where, in the framework of the first capital injection,
          an investment of no less than USD $3,400,000 is made in Tefron after
          deducting the Permitted Offering Expenses, although this amount shall
          not exceed an amount of US $4,000,000 minus Permitted Offering
          Expenses (hereinafter the "First Actual Capital Injection"), the
          Aforementioned Banks agree, upon the request of the Aforementioned
          Corporations, to make the Additional Credit Lines available in an
          amount equal to the First Actual Capital Injection less USD
          $2,200,000, all in accordance with the Determined Ratio; for example:
          If the sum of the First Actual Capital Injection is USD $3,600,000
          after deducting the Permitted Offering Expenses, the Additional Credit
          Line will be equal to USD $1,400,000.

     5.3  Without derogating from that which is stated in Sections 5.1 and 5.2
          above, it is agreed that, upon the request of the Aforementioned
          Corporations, the Aforementioned Banks will make available a partial
          amount of the Additional Credit Line of up to USD $1,200,000
          (hereinafter the "New Partial Additional Credit Line"), even before
          the First Actual Capital Injection, subject to the signatures of FIMI
          2001 Ltd., registration no. 513108332 and Mivtach Shamir Holdings
          Ltd., registration no. 520034125 (hereinafter the "Guarantors") on
          irrevocable letters of guarantee for the benefit of the Aforementioned
          Banks in an amount of up to $1,200,000 (One Million Two Hundred
          Thousand US Dollars) which will be equal to the New Partial Additional
          Credit Line requested by the Aforementioned Corporations (hereinafter
          the "Total Actual New Partial Additional Credit Line"); all in a
          manner by which each Guarantor will sign three letters of guarantee
          (one letter of guarantee per each of the Aforementioned Banks), which
          shall total an amount equal to half of the Total Actual New Partial
          Additional Credit Line, to secure the debts and obligations of the
          Aforementioned Corporations toward the Aforementioned Banks, to be
          split by the Aforementioned Banks in accordance with the Determined
          Ratio, to be detailed in the letters of guarantee in the forms
          attached hereto as annexes 5.2A - 5.2F (hereinafter the "Letters of
          Guarantee").

     5.4  For the avoidance of doubt, it is hereby clarified that the signing of
          the Letters of Guarantee shall not derogate from any of the
          Aforementioned Corporations obligations towards any of the
          Aforementioned Banks including those undertaken in this Agreement and
          Tefron's obligation to perform the First Capital Injection referenced
          in Section 4.1 above. It is hereby clarified that the non-performance
          of the First Capital Injection, as referenced in Section 4.1 above,
          shall be deemed a breach of the Aforementioned Corporations
          obligations towards the Bank, and shall be deemed as a separate cause
          of action for the immediate repayment of any credit given by any of
          the Aforementioned Banks, including the credit made available pursuant
          to this Agreement, even if the Letters of Guarantee have been issued
          to the Banks pursuant to Section 5.2 above.

     5.5  It is hereby agreed that in the event the Guarantors produce to the
          Banks the Letters of Guarantee, and if within the framework of the
          First Capital Injection no investment is made of at least USD
          $3,400,000 after deducting the Permitted Offering Expenses, by the
          date set forth in Section 4.1 above, then, and without derogating from
          any of the Aforementioned Banks' rights, including those granted
          pursuant to the Letters of Guarantee and those set forth in Section
          5.4 above, the Aforementioned Banks shall be permitted to demand from
          the Guarantors the amounts guaranteed on behalf of the Aforementioned
          Corporations for the benefit of the Aforementioned Banks pursuant to
          the Letters of Guarantee (hereinafter the "Guaranteed Amounts"), and
          each of the Aforementioned Banks shall be allowed to use the
          Guaranteed Amounts paid by the Guarantors for purposes of early
          repayment of a portion of the Aforementioned Corporations' outstanding
          debt toward such bank, at such bank's discretion.

     5.6  By signing this Agreement, the Aforementioned Corporations are hereby
          irrevocably instructing the Aforementioned Banks to use the Guaranteed
          Amounts, as decided by each of the Aforementioned Banks, for purposes
          of early repayment of a portion of the Aforementioned Corporations'
          outstanding debt toward such bank, at the discretion of each of the
          Aforementioned Banks, as applicable.

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6.   GUARANTEES

     6.1  In order to secure the payment of all the Aforementioned Credit, the
          Aforementioned Banks will use all the guarantees which were created
          and/or will be created in favor of the Aforementioned Banks and which
          are detailed in annex 6.1 of this agreement.

7.   OTHER OBLIGATIONS

     In addition to the collateral and obligations described in this Agreement
     as aforesaid, all of the following obligations shall also apply:

     7.1. The Aforementioned Corporations obligate themselves not to acquire,
          and not to provide financing for, any acquisition, and not obligate
          itself to acquire, any of their own shares in any manner or form,
          including, without limitation, by provision of a guarantee, directly
          or indirectly, by them or by any of their subsidiaries, to guarantee
          the obligations of any entity in their control, without the prior
          written consent of the Aforementioned Banks.

     7.2. The Aforementioned Corporations obligate themselves not to pass a
          resolution relating to voluntary liquidation, change of corporate
          structure, or its reorganization, merger, with another company or
          companies, merger with another company's assets, settlement or
          arrangement pursuant to Section 350 of the Companies Law, or any law
          in addition to or replacement thereof, without the prior written
          consent of the Aforementioned Banks.

     7.3. The Aforementioned Corporations obligate themselves, until full
          repayment of Loans "A" and "B" to the Aforementioned Banks, the
          Aforementioned Corporations obligate themselves not to pay, in any
          manner or form, directly or indirectly, to any of their shareholders
          or any of their controlling shareholders and/or their family members,
          or any entities under their control, and/or any third party that may
          be on their behalf on their stead, any amount, from or on account of,
          capital notes and/or loans granted or to be granted to the
          aforementioned entities, by any of the above, or in connection with
          them, including, without limitation, principal payments, interest,
          fees or expenses, and all without the prior written consent of the
          Aforementioned Banks. The above provisions of Section 7.3 shall not
          apply to payments made among the aforementioned entities themselves.

     7.4. The Aforementioned Corporations obligate themselves, until full
          repayment of Loans "A" and "B" to the Aforementioned Banks, the
          Aforementioned Corporations obligate themselves not to pay or obligate
          themselves to pay, in any manner or form, directly or indirectly (from
          earnings or capital or any other source), dividends to shareholders or
          their controlling shareholders and/or to any of their family members,
          and/or companies or entities any of the shareholders of which are
          interested parties therein and/or to any third party that may be on
          their behalf on their stead without the prior written consent of the
          Aforementioned Banks. The above provisions of Section 7.4 shall not
          apply to payments made among the aforementioned entities themselves.

          "Dividends" - as defined in the Companies law, 1999 (hereinafter, the
          "Companies Law") as amended from time to time, and/or interest, and/or
          management fees, and/or compensation payments, and/or indemnification
          payments (including compensation payments and indemnification payments
          on account of a claim), and/or consulting fees, and/or amounts of
          money, and/or in kind.

     7.5. Tefron obligates itself to issue to the Aforementioned Banks (in
          accordance with the Determined Ratio without consideration, an
          aggregate amount of 100,000 options, nominal value of NIS 10, of
          Tefron, against payment of an exercise price of US$4.50 per shares.
          The options shall be exercisable (in whole or in part) during a period
          of 48 months following the date of the signing of this Agreement. The
          terms of the options will be as set forth in customary option
          agreements, as agreed by Tefron and the Aforementioned Banks. Tefron
          agrees to carry out the grant of the options as described, after the
          receipt of all approvals required by law (including stock exchange
          approval to list the shares underlying the options) and this no later
          than April 15, 2010.

     7.6. By execution of this Agreement, the Aforementioned Banks agree not to
          exercise their rights against Tefron due to the expected lack of
          compliance with the financial ratios that Tefron has obligated itself
          to meet in 2009 (hereinafter, the "Aforementioned Cause") in
          accordance with Tefron's financial statements as of 31.12.2009, solely
          (hereinafter, the "Aforementioned Period"). For the avoidance of
          doubt, it is clarified that the consent of the Aforementioned Banks as
          aforesaid in this section is granted only in respect of the
          Aforementioned Cause in the Aforementioned Period.

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     7.7. Tefron obligates itself to satisfy, at all times during 2010, all of
          the financial ratios and the obligations as detailed below:

          7.7.1. EBITDA of Tefron, according to the consolidated financial
               statements for 2010, will be positive; and

          7.7.2. Shareholders equity of Tefron according to the consolidated
               financial statements (annual and quarterly), will not be less
               than thirty five million US dollars (US$35,000,000); and

          7.7.3. The aggregate balances of cash, inventory and receivables of
               Tefron according to the consolidated financial statements (annual
               and quarterly), will not be less than thirty three million US
               dollars (US$33,000,000); and

          7.7.4. The aggregate balance of receivables of Tefron according to the
               consolidated financial statements (annual and quarterly), will
               not be less than nine million US dollars (US$9,000,000); and

          7.7.5. The CEO and Chairman of any of the Aforementioned Corporations
               will not be compensated by a salary in excess of the salary of
               the CEO and the Chairman in effect on the date of the execution
               of this Agreement, as adjusted for the consumer price index.

     7.8. Until 30.11.2010, the Aforementioned Corporations will agree with the
          Aforementioned Banks regarding the financial ratios and additional
          obligations, including limitations on salaries of office holders in
          the Aforementioned Corporations, which the Aforementioned Corporations
          shall be required to comply with commencing 1.1.2011. If the
          Aforementioned Corporations and the Aforementioned Banks will not
          agree, by 30.11.2010, what financial ratios the Aforementioned
          Corporations will be required to meet commencing 1.1.2011, the
          Aforementioned Corporations shall be required to comply with the
          financial ratios that the Aforementioned Corporations agreed to prior
          to the date of the signing of this Agreement, and this as set forth in
          the undertakings attached hereto as annexes 7.8A - 7.8D.

8.   IMMEDIATE PAYMENT

     Each of the Aforementioned Banks will be permitted to demand immediate
     repayment of every portion of the Aforementioned Credit provided by it,
     together with all amounts that as bank determines to compensate it for any
     damage to it as a result of such immediate payment, upon the occurrence of
     one or more of the material events to any of the Aforementioned Banks a
     reason to cause any of the Aforementioned Credit to the immediately payable
     as described in any of the documents that are signed and/or will be signed
     by any of the Aforementioned Corporations towards such bank.

9.   REPORTS

     The Aforementioned Corporations will convey, on time, to the Aforementioned
     Banks all the following reports, announcements and statements:

     9.1  By April the first of every year, the audited consolidated financial
          reports of Tefron by external qualified accountant, while the included
          balance sheet relates to December 31 of the last year.

     9.2  Announcement in any case of occurrence of event which gives any of the
          Aforementioned Banks the right to demand immediate payment or such
          event is about to occur.

     9.3  Copies of any approval, announcement, report or other document which
          the Aforementioned Corporations have to give the registrar of
          companies or to the Securities Authority.

     9.4  Reports, documents, information and declaration as far as required by
          the Aforementioned Banks, and the Aforementioned Banks believe that
          they are relevant for managing the Aforementioned Credit, guarantees
          and the other Aforementioned Corporations' obligations to the
          Aforementioned Banks.

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10.  Miscellaneous

     10.1 A waiver by the Aforementioned Banks of a previous breach or
          non-performance of one or more of the Aforementioned Corporations'
          obligations and/or non-performance of any condition of this Agreement
          and/or any document signed by the Aforementioned Corporations towards
          the Aforementioned Banks (hereinafter the "Aforementioned Documents"),
          shall not constitute an approval for any additional breach or
          non-performance of any of the conditions obligations hereunder; and
          any refrainment by the Aforementioned Banks and/or by any other entity
          that is granted rights hereunder or pursuant to the Aforementioned
          Documents or by law, shall not constitute a waiver of such right.

     10.2 No waiver, relief, or change of any condition hereunder shall obligate
          the Aforementioned Banks or operate as approval of any non-performance
          by unless so authorized in writing by the Aforementioned Banks.

     10.3 All the undertakings of the Aforementioned Banks hereunder are not
          joint and several, rather they are of each of the Aforementioned
          Banks, in such a way that the Aforementioned Corporations shall not be
          entitled to bring any claim and/or demand and/or suit against any one
          of the Aforementioned Banks as a result of the non-performance of any
          conditions and/or undertakings of another bank under this Agreement.

     10.4 None of Aforementioned Corporations' rights hereunder and/or pursuant
          to any documents referenced in or related to this Agreement may be
          assigned, pledged, or transferred in any manner without the prior
          written consent of the Aforementioned Banks.

     10.5 The Aforementioned Corporations may not disclose this document to any
          entity without the Aforementioned Banks' prior written consent, unless
          there is an obligation to disclose this document by law.

     10.6 This Agreement is in addition to, and shall not derogate from,
          anything said in the Aforementioned Documents, and in any event of a
          conflict between a provision in the Aforementioned Documents and a
          provision in the this Agreement - the provision set forth in this
          Agreement shall prevail. For the avoidance of any doubts, it is hereby
          clarified that the above shall be limited to only to those situations
          where there is explicit reference to a specific matter, both in the
          Agreement and the Aforementioned Documents. It is further clarified
          that in any event where it would be reasonable to collectively
          interpret the conflicting provisions together - then they shall be so
          interpreted.

     10.7 Any notices sent by either party shall be sent to the addresses
          mentioned in the preamble of this Agreement or to any other address
          designated in writing, and shall be deemed to have been duly given on
          the third day after delivery, and if delivered by hand - at the time
          of such hand delivery.

     10.8 Each of the Aforementioned Corporations shall be jointly and severally
          responsible for fulfilling all the undertakings in this Agreement.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF:
          /s/                               /s/ Eran Rotem /s/ Yacov Gelbard
--------------------------                  --------------------------------
Bank Leumi Israel Ltd.                      Tefron Ltd.

          /s/                               /s/ Eran Rotem /s/ Yacov Gelbard
--------------------------                  --------------------------------
Bank Hapoalim Ltd.                          Hi-Tex Founded by Tefron Ltd.

          /s/                               /s/ Eran Rotem /s/ Yacov Gelbard
--------------------------                  --------------------------------
Israel Discount Banks Ltd.                  Macro Clothing Ltd.

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                                    ANNEX 2.1

TEFRON GROUP - CREDIT BALANCE AT BANKS AS OF 19/2/2010

                                                      TOTAL TO BANKS         HAPOALIM            DISCOUNT             LEUMI
                                                       ------------        ------------        ------------        ------------
                                                       BALANCE IN $        BALANCE IN $        BALANCE IN $        BALANCE IN $
                                                        (THOUSANDS)         (THOUSANDS)        (THOUSANDS)          (THOUSANDS)
                                                       ------------        ------------        ------------        ------------

Short Term Credit in NIS                                      1,073                 737                 336                   0
Short Term Credit in Foreign Currency                         3,006               2,432                 574                   0
Guarantees in NIS                                               219                 160                  59                   0
Guarantees/Documentary Credit in Foreign
Currency                                                      2,380               1,207                 673                 500
Loans in NIS                                                    301                   0                   0                 301
Loans in Foreign Currency                                    21,977               2,547               5,359              14,071
------------------------------------------------       ------------        ------------        ------------        ------------
Total Credit as of 19/2/2010                                 28,956               7,083               7,001              14,872
------------------------------------------------       ------------        ------------        ------------        ------------
Approved framework as per Memorandum of
Understanding -from Jan. 6, 2010.                            28,950               6,900               7,200              14,850

Percentage of each Bank                                                            23.8%               24.9%               51.3%
------------------------------------------------       ------------        ------------        ------------        ------------

                                    ANNEX 4.1

               [see exhibit 99.4 to this Registration Statement]

                          ANNEX 6.1 - SECURITY - Leumi

Pursuant to Section 6.1 to the agreement, described below are the security and
guarantees created by Tefron Ltd. and/or Hi-Tex Founded by Tefron Ltd. and /or
Macro Clothing Ltd. (collectively, the "Aforementioned Corporations"), in the
Abovementioned Accounts in the bank, as defined in the agreement, to secure
debts and obligations of any of the Aforementioned Corporations to Bank Leumi
L'Israel Ltd. (the "Bank"), as described below:

1.   TEFRON LTD.

     1.1 A first priority fixed lien without limitation as to amount from
28.5.2006, on the capital and goodwill and a first priority floating lien
without limitation as to amount, on its plant and the rest of the property (lien
no. 48 in the Companies Registrar), all as described in the lien documentation.

     1.2 A continuing guarantee without limitation as to amount from 22.5.2006
upon the execution of Tefron Ltd., to secure the debts and obligations of Hi-Tex
Founded by Tefron Ltd. to the Bank.

     1.3 A continuing guarantee without limitation as to amount from 22.5.2006
upon the execution of Tefron Ltd., to secure the debts and obligations of Macro
Clothing Ltd. to the Bank.

2.   HI-TEX FOUNDED BY TEFRON LTD.

     2.1 A first priority fixed lien without limitation as to amount from
28.5.2006, on the capital and goodwill and a first priority floating lien
without limitation as to amount, on its plant and the rest of the property (lien
no. 9 in the Companies Registrar), all as described in the lien documentation.

     2.2 A first priority fixed lien without limitation as to amount from
26.11.2009, on equipment (lien no. 11 in the Companies Registrar), all as
described in the lien documentation.

     2.3 A continuing guarantee without limitation as to amount from 27.1.2009
upon the execution of Hi-Tex Founded by Tefron Ltd., to secure the debts and
obligations of Tefron Ltd. to the Bank.

     2.4 A continuing guarantee without limitation as to amount from 27.1.2009
upon the execution of Hi-Tex Founded by Tefron Ltd., to secure the debts and
obligations of Macro Clothing Ltd. to the Bank.

3.   MACRO CLOTHING LTD.

     3.1 A first priority fixed lien without limitation as to amount from
28.5.2006, on the capital and goodwill and a first priority floating lien
without limitation as to amount, on its plant and the rest of the property (lien
no. 4 in the Companies Registrar), all as described in the lien documentation.

     3.2 A continuing guarantee limited to 10 (ten) million US dollars from
27.7.2009 upon the execution of Macro Clothing Ltd., to secure the debts and
obligations of Tefron Ltd. to the Bank.

     3.3 A continuing guarantee limited to 10 (ten) million US dollars from
27.7.2009 upon the execution of Macro Clothing Ltd., to secure the debts and
obligations of Hi-Tex Founded by Tefron Ltd. to the Bank.

4.   To remove any doubt, it is clarified that there is nothing in this annex to
     derogate from the right of the Bank against any of the Aforementioned
     Corporations and/or any other third party, on the basis of all security of
     any kind that was grantd to the Bank in connection with the debts and
     obligations of the Aforementioned Corporations to the Bank, and that are
     not described in this annex, including guarantee letters, as described in
     Section 5.2 to the agreement.

5.   Nothing in this annex shall derogate in any manner from the rights of the
     Bank against any of the Aforementioned Corporations and/or against any
     third parties, according to the agreement and/or any document that shall be
     signed and/or will be signed by any of the Aforementioned Corporations to
     the Bank.

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                                   ANNEX 6.1-A

BANK DISCOUNT GUARANTEES

                        REGISTER NUMBER       DATE               NOTES
                        ---------------       ----               -----
1. TEFRON
---------

Security                       9            29.12.82     Secures Hi-Tex as well
Guarantee                                    06/00
Guarantee                                   10.10.07
Guarantee                                   22.10.07

2. HI-TAX
---------

Security                       4            16.8.09      Secures Tefron as well
Fix Assets Security           11            26.11.09
Guarantee                                   10.10.07
Guarantee                                    06/00
Guarantee                                   22.10.07

                                   ANNEX 6.1-B

BANK HAPOALIM GUARANTEES

                          REGISTER NUMBER     DATE               NOTES
                          ---------------     ----               -----
1. TEFRON
---------

Security                         13         24.12.86
Security                         46         30.09.01
Security                         49         30.03.09
Guarantee                                   10.10.99
Guarantee                                   27.09.00
Guarantee                                   31.03.09     Together with Macro
Guarantee                                   31.03.09     Together with Hi-Tex
Guarantee                                   24.9.07

2. MACRO
---------

Security                         3          06.02.05
Guarantee                                   06.05.03
Guarantee                                   31.03.09     Together with Hi-Tex
Guarantee                                   24.09.07
Guarantee                                   31.03.09     Together with Tefron

3. HI-TEX
---------

Security                         2          18.02.98
Security                         3          18.10.99
Security                        10          31.03.09
Fix Assets Security             11          26.11.09     Secures Tefron and
                                                         Hi-Tex as well
Guarantee                                   10.10.99
Guarantee                                   31.03.09     Together with Macro
Guarantee                                   31.03.09     Together with Tefron
Guarantee                                   24.09.07

4. TEFRON HOLDINGS               1          10.10.99     Secures 95,900 shares
------------------                                       of Tefron

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