Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
offtake
noun
/ˈɔf.teɪk/

Definition
Offtake refers to the amount of a product or commodity that is purchased or taken by a buyer or a market.

Examples
- The offtake agreement ensured a steady supply of minerals to the processing plant.
- In the renewable energy sector, offtake contracts are crucial for financing new projects.

Meaning
In a business context, offtake usually pertains to agreements or arrangements where a buyer commits to purchasing certain quantities of a product over a specified timeframe.

Synonyms
- purchase
- acquisition
- procurement
- take-off