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Inventory Management Techniques and Costs

Chapter 7 discusses inventory management, categorizing inventory into raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods. It outlines objectives such as maximizing turnover and maintaining sufficient inventory at minimal cost, along with techniques like the EOQ model and JIT system. The chapter also provides formulas for calculating total inventory costs, reorder points, and includes practical examples for application.

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Inventory Management Techniques and Costs

Chapter 7 discusses inventory management, categorizing inventory into raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods. It outlines objectives such as maximizing turnover and maintaining sufficient inventory at minimal cost, along with techniques like the EOQ model and JIT system. The chapter also provides formulas for calculating total inventory costs, reorder points, and includes practical examples for application.

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Chapter 7

Inventory
Management
Types of Inventory
Inventory can be divided into 3
categories:
i) Raw materials
Basic raw materials

ii) Work-in process


Consist of partially finished goods

iii) Finished goods


Products that have been
processed completely & ready for
Objectives of inventory management

To maximize inventory


turnover
To carry sufficient inventories
to sustain operation at the
minimum cost
Techniques on Inventory
Management
4 common techniques
ABC system
Economic Order Quantity
(EOQ) model
Just-in-Time (JIT) system
Materials Requirement
Planning (MRP) system

EOQ model – to determine the


order size that will minimize
Assumptions on EOQ model

i. Constant demand

ii. Constant costs

iii. No delays in
order
Formula
1. EOQ, Q = 2SO
C
 S = usage in units per period
 O= Ordering costs – fixed cost of placing & receiving
orders
 C = Carrying costs – variable costs per unit of
holding an item of inventory for a specific period of
time
 SS = safety stock @extra inventory to prevent
stockout

* carrying costs include:


 Storage cost
 Insurance cost
 Property taxes
 Depreciation
FORMULA
2) Total Order Cost (TOC)= O x
S/Q

3 )Total Carrying Cost (TCC)= C x


Q/2
With Safety Stock
TCC = C x (Q/2 + SS)

4 )Total Inventory Cost (TIC) =


TOC + TCC
Reorder Point (ROP)
Reorder Point include lead time.
Lead time = how many days to place
& receive an order

5) ROP = (days / [Link] days in a year X


usage ) + SS

or = (weeks / no. of weeks in a year


X usage) + SS
6 ) Numbers of order = s / Q =
units

7) Average Inventory =( Q / 2 ) +
SS = units
MULTIPLE 100 AND 200
MULTIPLE 100 MULTIPLE 200

12370
8714
34288
25442
15590
88220
Solution: Asyraf Hadi Sdn Bhd
Dec 2018, Q3(a)

IOU Corporation has an annual


usage of 4,000 units. The cost of
placing an order is RM100 and the
firm’s carrying cost per unit for
each quarter is RM0.80. The firm
also maintains a safety stock of 20
units. Compute the total inventory
cost.
June 2018 (Q3-a)

Sports Mart, a chain of sporting goods


stores, sells 360,000 baseballs per
year. The baseballs purchase price
per unit is RM1.25 each. Total
carrying costs are 20 percent of
purchase price. The ordering costs is
RM72. Compute total inventory costs.
JULY 2017 ( Q3-a)
Danial Steel Corp. buys inventory of 40,000
units annually. The purchase price per unit is
RM3.00 and delivery time takes 2 weeks after
the order is placed. The ordering cost is RM40
per order. The storing and insurance cost of the
inventory per quarter is 20 percent of the
purchase price. Based on the sales records, it
normally maintains its safety stock of 4,500
units. Order should be placed in 100 units and
50 weeks is in year. Calculate:
i) The economic order quantity
ii) The total cost of holding inventory
iii) The inventory level should reorder be
made
JUNE 2016 (Q3-a)
Al Amin Sport World, a chain of sporting goods
stores, sells 360,000 tennis balls per year. The
tennis balls cost Al-Amin Sport World RM15 per
[Link] inventory carrying costs are 20
percent of inventory price. The cost of placing and
receiving an order are RM72. Assume the inventory
replenishment occurs virtually instantaneously.
Based on recent experience, Al-Amin Sport World
uses 7 days delivery time for planning purposes.
(assume 360 days in a year)
I ) Calculate the economic order quantity.
ii) Calculate the number of orders to be placed.
iii) Calculate the total annual inventory costs.
iv) Determine the reorder point.

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