We can open at 2.41 with volume commitment. Supply inputs remain firm, but we’re ready to work toward a stable agreement.
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We can open at 2.41 with volume commitment. Supply inputs remain firm, but we’re ready to work toward a stable agreement.
Thanks for the opening. Given current market levels, we can start at 2.20 and discuss volume commitments if that helps bridge the gap.
We’re not able to do 2.20 given current input pressure. We can move to 2.36, and we’d be more flexible with a firmer volume commitment.
We can move up to 2.24, which is in line with the market reference. If you can meet that, we can keep the conversation moving on volume.
We can narrow the gap to 2.33 if we can keep volume committed. That reflects current input pressure and keeps us moving toward a deal.
We can move to 2.27 with committed volume and reasonable price protection terms. That is a fair step given the market and keeps us on track to close.
We can narrow this to 2.31 with the committed volume and workable price protection structure. That reflects current input pressure and keeps us close to market.
We can move to 2.28 if the volume commitment and price protection terms are locked in. That keeps us close enough to move this forward.
We can do 2.30 with the volume commitment and price protection terms locked in. That closes the gap and should let us finalize quickly.
We’re very close. If you can do 2.29 with the volume commitment and price protection terms as discussed, we can move to finalize.
Agreed at 2.29 with the committed volume and price protection terms discussed. Please send the final paper and we’ll move to execution.
We can open at 2.06 per unit given current input volatility. If you need some price protection structure, we can discuss that alongside volume.
Thanks for the opening. We can move forward at 1.98 per unit if you can hold that level with some price protection tied to volume.
We can work with volume-linked price protection, but 1.98 is too low in the current input market. If you can meet us at 2.12 per unit, we can keep the protection framework in the deal.
We can move up to 2.05 per unit if the price protection framework stays in place. That’s a workable midpoint for us given current market conditions.
We can do 2.11 per unit with the price protection framework in place. That reflects current input pressure while keeping this workable for both sides.
We can move to 2.08 per unit if the price protection framework is confirmed. That keeps us aligned with the current market while helping us close this quickly.
We can do 2.10 per unit with the price protection terms confirmed. That reflects current input pressure and keeps this moving.
We can move to 2.09 per unit with the confirmed price protection terms. That should be enough to get this wrapped up quickly.
We can meet you partway at 2.14 per unit with the confirmed price protection terms. That’s a fair close from our side given current input pressure.
We can move to 2.11 per unit with the price protection terms confirmed. That’s a practical close from our side if you can finalize now.
We can close at 2.18 per unit with the price protection terms confirmed. That’s a fair final step from our side if you can finalize now.
We’re close, but 2.18 is still above where we can finalize today. If you can do 2.14 per unit with the price protection terms, we can move this forward now.
We can narrow the gap, but 2.14 doesn’t work for us with current input pressure. If you can do 2.17 per unit with the price protection terms, we can close this today.
We can proceed at 2.17 per unit with the price protection terms. Please send the final confirmation and paperwork.