Distributorship (noun)

1. A company or business that is authorized to distribute goods or products made by another company.
2. An arrangement or agreement between a company and another company or individual to distribute their goods or products.
3. The position or role of a distributor in a company or business.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from distribute + -ship.

Examples:

1. The distributorship was responsible for selling the products of the manufacturer in a specific region.
2. The distributorship allowed the company to reach a wider market and increase its sales.
3. The distributorship was established as a way for the company to expand its distribution network.
4. The distributorship provided a valuable source of income for the distributor and the manufacturer.
5. The distributorship agreement specified the terms and conditions of the distribution of the products.