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The document discusses stock planning and inventory management. It provides a formula to calculate stock turn rate as cost of goods sold divided by cost of stock on hand. A low stock turn rate means stock is moving too slowly, creating excess or aged inventory. Links are provided about average age of inventory and inventory management applications.
The document discusses stock planning and inventory management. It provides a formula to calculate stock turn rate as cost of goods sold divided by cost of stock on hand. A low stock turn rate means stock is moving too slowly, creating excess or aged inventory. Links are provided about average age of inventory and inventory management applications.
The document discusses stock planning and inventory management. It provides a formula to calculate stock turn rate as cost of goods sold divided by cost of stock on hand. A low stock turn rate means stock is moving too slowly, creating excess or aged inventory. Links are provided about average age of inventory and inventory management applications.
The 'stock turn rate' shows how effective your planning of stock holdings is. Stock turn rate is calculated as : Stock Turn Rate = Cost of goods sold / Cost of stock on hand A low stock turn rate means you're moving stock too slowly, which creates excess or old ('aged')