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Inventory Turnover Rate

Measures how often inventory is sold during a period.

Inventory Turnover Rate

Measures how often inventory is sold during a period.

Inventory Turnover Rate

Measures how often inventory is sold during a period.

Formula

Inventory Turnover Rate = Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory

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Importance of

Inventory Turnover Rate

  1. Efficiency Indicator

High inventory turnover indicates efficient management of inventory, suggesting that a company is effective in turning its stock into sales without overstocking.


  1. Liquidity Insight

This metric provides insights into liquidity, as faster turnover implies quicker cash generation from sales.


  1. Optimization of Stock Levels

Monitoring inventory turnover helps businesses optimize their stock levels, reducing holding costs and minimizing wastage or obsolescence.

Drawbacks of

Inventory Turnover Rate

  1. Overstocking Risk

Companies might keep lower inventory to maintain high turnover rates, which can lead to stockouts and lost sales.


  1. Not Industry Specific

Optimal turnover rates vary widely between industries, making it difficult to set a benchmark without considering industry specifics.


  1. Quality Overlook

A focus on high turnover might lead businesses to compromise on product quality or variety to keep inventory moving.

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