Volume Forecast Clause Samples
A Volume Forecast clause requires one party, typically the buyer, to provide advance estimates of the quantity of goods or services they expect to purchase over a specified period. This forecast is usually given on a regular basis, such as monthly or quarterly, and may be binding or non-binding depending on the agreement. By establishing expected volumes, the clause helps suppliers plan production, manage inventory, and allocate resources efficiently, thereby reducing the risk of supply shortages or overproduction.
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Volume Forecast. A. The Customer shall, before the end of each quarter of each calendar year, provide BCOL with a written forecast of the Commodity production at the Origin and shipment via BCOL during the next quarter and each of the following four quarters.
B. Subject to the specific provisions of this Contract, BCOL shall supply to the Customer the rail equipment and infrastructure, including rolling stock, all maintained to a prudent and sound standard, and render shipping services to ship the Commodity, all in accordance with the Customer's forecasts. The Customer shall make shipments of the Commodity and BCOL shall accept such shipments in approximately equal monthly quantities and fairly evenly distributed throughout each twelve month period.
Volume Forecast. 5.1 IXYS' Forecast -------------- On a monthly basis, IXYS shall provide Samsung with a rolling six (6) month forecast of IXYS' requirements for products from Samsung. IXYS shall submit its forecast by the twenty-fifth (25th) calendar day of each month. IXYS will also submit by the tenth (lOth) calendar day of each month, a forecast for engineering lots. The first two (2) months of the forecast shall be a firmly binding commitment which IXYS is obligated to purchase from Samsung and Samsung is obligated to produce.
5.2 Samsungs response to forecast ----------------------------- Subject to the provisions of Section 4.1, Samsung shall respond to IXYS' forecast by the twenty-eighth (28th) calendar day of each month with its commitment to produce the Products forecasted for the two months. The forecast of month three (3) through six (6) are provided to assist Samsung in planning for future capacity and may be adjusted in the next forecast. Samsung will also respond to the engineering forecast by the seventeenth (17th) calendar day of each month.
Volume Forecast. Quantities and dates indicated in the plan sent to the supplier are for informational purposes only. Before initiating deliveries, quantities must be confirmed through the Delivery Plan. Supplier acknowledges that any forecast provided by ▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ reflects the client’s prevision and is for informational purposes only and that the previsions may change periodically.
Volume Forecast. All volumes expected to be handled through the Facilities shall be identified for the following calendar year. Company may at any time supplement or amend the budgets and forecasts as necessary to carry out the purposes of this Agreement.
Volume Forecast. 4.1 This is not applicable in this standard agreement.
Volume Forecast. 4.1 In respect of the first year, the annual volume indication of the number of TEU which the User anticipates will be handled at the Container Terminal is attached in Section 5 ("Volume Forecast").
4.2 In respect of each subsequent year, the User shall provide the Terminal Operator with a revised Volume Forecast at least two (2) months prior to the start of the year.
4.3 If following the provision of a Volume Forecast the User becomes aware that there is a risk that it will be inaccurate, the User will, as soon as practicable, provide the Terminal Operator with a revised Volume Forecast.
4.4 The User confirms that each Volume Forecast will comprise the User's best prediction of its service requirements. The Parties agree that the Volume Forecast and any revision to the Volume Forecast provided by the User under this Clause in no way constitute a volume guarantee.
Volume Forecast. The “Volume Forecast” is a rolling six-month forecast of expected demand, based on the most current information available and expressed in monthly quantities. The City shall provide the Company with the Volume Forecast, and the City and the Company shall review the Volume Forecast, on a monthly basis.
Volume Forecast. OEM agrees to achieve the total volume forecast set forth in Exhibit A during the term of the Agreement. OEM also agrees that Novell may review the actual dollar volumes achieved by OEM on a quarterly basis and may terminate the Agreement, under Section 11.a, for failure to meet a quarterly volume forecast.
Volume Forecast. All parties agreed with the volumesvolume forecast made by NRG for fiscal 2000. | The fiscal 2000 forecast was prepared using the same methodology as the fiscal | 1999 forecast. The fiscal 1999 forecast was found to have a small variance relative | the actual normalized volumes for fiscal 1999. | | The actual normalized volumes for fiscal 1999 in comparison to the evidence filed at | C4/T2/S1 (updated) are as follows: Actual Forecasted 1999 (m³) 1999 (m³) Rate 1 Residential 9,353,466 9,414,401 Commercial 2,807,221 2,770,957 Industrial 659,563 660,860 Rate 2 Seasonal 3,689,754 3,609,624 Rate 3 Contract 7,154,461 7,164,443 Total: 23,664,438 23,620,285