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Inventory Turns (Inventory Turnover): The number of times that a companies inventory cycles or turns over per year. Calculation: A frequently used method is to divide the Annual Cost of Sales by the
Average Inventory Level. Projected Inventory Turns: Divide the "Total Cost of 12 Month Sales Plan" by
the "Total Cost of Goal Inventory" Although results vary by industry, typical
manufacturing companies may have 6 turns per year. High volume/low margin
companies (like grocery stores) may have 12 turns per year or more.
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across all industries. All data listed here may be used as a general guide, but
it's accuracy is not guaranteed. Please consult a qualified Supply Chain
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