Maximum Supply Obligation Clause Samples

Maximum Supply Obligation. For calendar year [***], Buyer estimates that its requirement for Product is about [***]. Buyer may elect to purchase and thereafter Supplier shall manufacture and supply to Buyer no less than [***] of the greater of (i) the volume purchased by Buyer in the prior calendar year or (ii) [***] (“Maximum Supply Obligation”). Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event that Buyer wishes to purchase volume in excess of such Maximum Supply Obligation, the Parties shall negotiate additional or revised terms and conditions, if any, for such surplus volume. In the event that Seller is unable to supply such volume of Product in excess of the Maximum Supply Obligation, Purchaser may purchase such excess volume of Product from third parties.

Maximum Supply Obligation. During each calendar year of the Term, Supplier agrees to manufacture and supply to Purchaser Product up to Supplier’s maximum supply obligation volume as set forth in Exhibit F (“Maximum Supply Obligation”).

Maximum Supply Obligation. During each Calendar Year of the Agreement beginning with 2025, Supplier agrees to Produce and supply Purchaser Product up to Supplier’s maximum supply obligation volume as set forth in Exhibit C [Product Volumes and Binding Forecast] (“Maximum Volume”) . In the event Purchaser desires volumes in excess of Supplier's annual maximum supply obligation as set forth in Exhibit C [Product Volumes] (“Excess Volume”), the Parties shall negotiate in good faith for such Excess Volume supply obligation to mutually agree upon whether Supplier shall be obligated to supply such Excess Volume upon the same terms and conditions; provided that Supplier in all events shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to supply any Product ordered by Purchaser in excess of the Maximum Volume, and in the event that Supplier will be unable to timely supply any Product ordered by Purchaser in excess of the Maximum Volume then Purchaser may purchase the applicable quantity of Product from a Third Party rather than from Supplier.