Perlor, a musical instruments manufacturer in Indonesia, make and sell guitars. Let’s assume they operate at maximum capacity, making guitars seven days a week, 52 weeks per year, with a production result of 100 guitars per week. Perlor ship all guitars they can produce as soon as they can, keeping no safety stock.
The guitars are shipped to Germany, where a wholesaler distributes them to all over Europe. Sales in units is the same as the production in Indonesia.
The value of a guitar leaving production is €200. The cost of capital is estimated to 15%. The cost for holding inventory is 10%.
Shipments dispatch every eight weeks. The shipping time is six weeks, and the cost is €5/unit.
In Germany, the wholesaler keeps a safety stock corresponding to a week of sales.
6a. What is the average inventory in Indonesia?
units
6b. What is the average inventory during shipping? units
6c. What is the average inventory in Germany? units
6d. What is the inventory holding cost in Indonesia? €/year
6e. What is the inventory holding cost during transportation? €/year
6f. What is the inventory holding cost in Germany? €/year
6g. What is the shipping cost? €/year
6h. What is the total cost , considering the total inventory carrying cost and shipping? €/year
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Ans. 6(a). Opening Inventory = 0 Units and Closing Inventory = (4 x 100) = 400 Units
Therefore, Average inventory in Indonesia = 400/2 = 200 Units
Ans. 6(b). Average inventory during shipping = 400/2 = 200 Units
Ans. 6(c). Average inventory in Germany = 100 Units
Ans. 6(d). Inventory holding cost in Indonesia = (200 x 5200 x 10%) x 8/52 = 16000
Ans. 6(e). Inventory holding cost during transportation = (200 x 5200 x 10%) x 6/52 = 12000
Ans. 6(f). Inventory holding cost in Germany = (5 x 5200) x 6/52 = 3000
Ans. 6(g). Shipping cost = 5 x 5200 = 26000
Ans. 6(h). Total Cost = 16000 + 3000 + 26000 = 45000
Perlor, a musical instruments manufacturer in Indonesia, make and sell guitars. Let’s assume they operate at...
Perlor, a musical instruments manufacturer in Indonesia, make and sell guitars. Let’s assume they operate at maximum capacity, making guitars seven days a week, 52 weeks per year, with a production result of 100 guitars per week. Perlor ship all guitars they can produce as soon as they can, keeping no safety stock.The guitars are shipped to Germany, where a wholesaler distributes them to all over Europe. Sales in units is the same as the production in Indonesia.The value of...
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