Buffer Stock and Sourcing Sample Clauses

Buffer Stock and Sourcing. Kissei shall at all times maintain a buffer stock of at least [*] of the yearly requirements estimate of Compound exclusively for use in the ObsEva Territory. ObsEva also shall at all times maintain a buffer stock of at least [*] of the yearly requirements estimate of Compound or Product for use in the ObsEva Territory. Within one (1) month after the initiation of phase 3 study for endometriosis necessary and sufficient for the NDA or MAA, ObsEva shall provide Kissei with the good faith written estimate of Compound requirements up to two (2) years after the initial commercial sales in the US and EU. Unless such requirements are small enough to exclude the necessity of the back-up supplier based on the pharmaceutical industry standard, Kissei shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to start the process to have a back-up supplier for Compound ready to deliver i) at the first commercial sale in the US or EU, or ii) at full two (2) years after the first commercial sale, provided that, in the case of ii), Kissei shall secure a stock of at least two (2) years of Compound requirements in the purchase estimate submitted by ObsEva to Kissei in accordance with the Section 9.05, in order to comply with Section 9.01.
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Buffer Stock and Sourcing. Sublicensor shall at all times maintain a buffer stock of at least [***] of the yearly requirements estimate of the Sublicensed Product exclusively for use in the Territory. Sublicensee also shall at all times maintain a buffer stock of at least [***] of the yearly requirements estimate of the Sublicensed Product for use in the Territory. Within [***] after the initiation of Phase 3 Trial study necessary and sufficient for the NDA or MAA, Sublicensee shall provide Sublicensor with the good faith written estimate of Sublicensed Product requirements up to [***] after the initial commercial sales in the Territory. [***]
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Buffer Stock and Sourcing. BioLine shall at all times maintain a buffer stock of at least [***]% of the approved Purchase Forecasting of the Licensed Product exclusively for use in the Territory until such time as Licensee assumes responsibility for some or all of the manufacturing and/or supply of the Licensed Product. Licensee also shall at all times maintain a buffer stock of at least [***]% of the Purchase Forecasting of the Licensed Product for use in the Territory. 5.5.6.
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