4.1.Overhead cost per unit | |||
Basis | Product A | Product B | |
Materials handling | Materials movement | 360000 | 180000 |
540000*360/540 | 540000*180/540 | ||
Materials procurement | Number of orders | 115200 | 64800 |
180000*640/1000 | 180000*360/1000 | ||
Set up | No of set-ups | 324000 | 216000 |
540000*216/360 | 540000*144/360 | ||
Quality control | No of inspections | 540000 | 360000 |
900000*540/900 | 900000*360/900 | ||
Production | Direct labour hours | 1728000 | 432000 |
2160000*144/180 | 2160000*36/180 | ||
Total Overhead Cost | 3067200 | 1252800 | |
Annual output | 144000 | 36000 | |
Overhead cost per unit | Total overhead cost/Annual output | 21.30 | 34.80 |
4.2 | |||
Selling price per unit | 400 | ||
Less: Variable cost per unit | |||
1. Direct materials | 140 | ||
2.Direct labour | 60 | ||
3.Variable manufacturing overheads | 40 | ||
4. Sales commission (10% on selling price, 400*10/100) | 40 | ||
Contribution | 120 | ||
PV Ratio (120/400*100) | 30% | ||
Fixed manufacturing overhead | 560000 | ||
Projected administration and marketing cost | 400000 | ||
Total fixed cost | 960000 | ||
4.2.1 Break -even quanitity | |||
BEP in units= Fixed cost/Contribution per unit | 8000 | ||
(960000/120) | |||
4.2.2 No of units to obtain net profit of R300000 | 10500 | ||
(960000+300000)/120 | |||
4.2.3 Breakeven units if selling price is by 20 per unit | 9600 | ||
960000/(120-20) |
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