1. The Reorder point is to be the inventory level at which a new order should be placed. Given the characteristics, the Reorder point of the supplier can be designed as
ROP =Constant demand per Day Purchase lead time (day) - Safety stock
Here, demand per day is 1200/365 = 3.29 units
Lead time is = 7 days
Since the demand is constant and the lead time is known then the ROP is calculated by the formula
ROP = Constant demand per Day Purchase lead time (day)
= 3.29 7 = 23.01.
2. Total ordering cost = 25 USD per unit
annual inventory stock = 23.01 365 = 8400 unit
therefore annual ordering cost = 8400 25 USD = 210000 USD
Holding Cost Will be 210000 25% = 52500 USD
3. If the lead time stretches to 3 week then
ROP = Constant demand per Day Purchase lead time (day)
= 3.29 21 = 69.04 unit
EOQ
Where D= Annual demand
S = Product order cost
C = Unit cost
H= Holding cost
=
Hence, ROP>EOQ.
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