Q.3. A Company has estimates that 36,000 Ring Binders Will be
needed next year. The binders have been ordered as needed, a
procedure, which has not proved satisfactory. The cost of binder
ordered in 100-units lots or more is Rs. 1.25 each. The cost
department estimates a cost of Rs.5.60 to place and process and
order, further calculations indicate that it costs about 12% of
average inventory cost to carry the inventory. The purchasing
department believes that the practical limits for ordering binders
would be maximum of 45 and minimum of 10 orders a year.
Required:
a. A table indicating the most economical order quantity
b. The difference in the most order quantity if the earning cost is
20% of average inventory.
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a.
The economic order quantity (EOQ) is the order quantity that helps minimize holding costs and order costs .
EOQ = square root of (2 x D x S/H)
Where:
Annual required Qty | 36,000 | |
Cost per piece | Rs.1.25 | Each |
Ordering Cost | Rs.5.6 per order | |
Carrying Cost | 12% of Average Inventory Cost | |
Carrying Cost per unit | 0.15/Unit |
EOQ = Square Root of ( 2 * 36000 * 5.6/.15)
= Square Root of 2688000 = 1640 units
b. If the earnings cost is 20 % of Average Inventory
Annual required Qty | 36,000 | |
Cost per piece | 1.25 | Each |
Ordering Cost | Rs. 5.6 | |
Carrying Cost | 20% of Average Inventory Cost | |
Carrying Cost per unit | 0.25 |
EOQ = Square Root of ( 2 * 36000 * 5.6/.25)
= Square Root of 1612800 = 1270 units
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