Bottas Manufacturing Inc | |||||
Direct materials Purchases Budget | |||||
For the Quarter Ending March 31, 2019 | |||||
(a) | Units to be produced | 7367 | 7373 | 8493 | 23233 |
(b) | DM pounds per unit | 2.830052939 | 2.830055608 | 2.829977629 | 2.829983214 |
(20849/7367) | (20866/7373) | (24035/8493) | (65749/23233) | ||
(c ) | Required Pounds [(a)*(b)] | 20849 | 20866 | 24035 | 65749 |
(d) | Add: Desired ending DM Inventory | 5216 | 6009 | 6588 | 6588 |
(e ) | Total Pounds Available [(c ) + (d)] | 26065 | 26875 | 30623 | 72337 |
(f) | Less: Beginning DM inventory | 5213 | 5216 | 6009 | 5213 |
(g) | Total Pounds to be purchased [(e ) - (f)] | 20852 | 21659 | 24614 | 67124 |
(h) | Cost per pound | 1.38 | 1.38 | 1.38 | 1.38 |
(i) | Total Direct material cost [(g)*(h)] | 28775.76 | 29889.42 | 33967.32 | 92631.12 |
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