I would like you to know one of the common ways of calculating
export prices.
Market price for customer---200
Manufacturing cost----50
Freight-----10%
Duty-----6%
Calculate the export price and profit: Exporter ---importer (35 %
profit)----distributor- (35%) ----local dealer (45%)----customer
(end user)
* Importer wants 35% margin (profit) on his/her on selling
price
Distributor wants 35% margin on their selling price and similarly
the local dealer wants a 45% margin when selling to the
customer.
Local dealer to Customer $ & % | Distributor to Local dealer $ & % | Importer to Distributor $ & % | ||||
End price for the Buyer | 200 | 145 | 137.93 | 135 | 102.17 | 135 |
Seller's profit(% ) given | 62.07 | 45 | 35.76 | 35 | 26.49 | 35 |
Seller's cost (Price-Profit) | 137.93 | 100 | 102.17 | 100 | 75.68 | 100 |
200/145*45= | 62.07 | 137.93/135*35= | 35.76 | 102.17/135*35= | 26.49 |
From the table, | |||
Importer's cost= | |||
Exporter's selling price= | 75.68 | Answer | |
Total cost: | |||
Manufacturing cost | 50 | ||
Freight--- (50*10%) | 5 | ||
Duty---(50+5)*6% | 3.3 | ||
Total cost | 58.3 | ||
Profit | 17.38 | Answer |
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