a) The reorder quantity/ EOQ/ ROQ b) Ordering Cost c) Holding Cost
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ABC ltd uses 6250 kg of raw material per year. It costs RM10 to hold 1 kg for
One year, and the costs of ordering each consignment of raw materials are
RM200.
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- 1. The KIKO LTDA company manufactures sporting goods. Its monthly demand is 1000 units and each week it produces 923 units. The cost of each production run is $ 100 and the holding of each sporting item is 86 cents per week. The company works 250 business days in the year and the supplies it requires have a delivery time of 6 business days. With this information, it is requested to establish inventory policies that answer the following questions: a. The economic quantity to be produced. b. The reorder point c. The total annual cost of inventory d. The cycle time e. Number of runs per year f. Duration of a production run plz answer 'e' and 'f' part1. The KIKO LTDA company manufactures sporting goods. Its monthly demand is 1000 units and each week it produces 923 units. The cost of each production run is $ 100 and the holding of each sporting item is 86 cents per week. The company works 250 business days in the year and the supplies it requires have a delivery time of 6 business days. With this information, it is requested to establish inventory policies that answer the following questions: a. The economic quantity to be produced. b. The reorder point c. The total annual cost of inventory d. The cycle time e. Number of runs per year f. Duration of a production runRafiki Bar uses 10,000 cases of millet beer monthly. One case costs Shs.5,000. Holding cost is 30% of the cost of a case p.a while ordering cost is Shs.100,000 per order. The firm works 360 days in a year while lead time is 6 days. Required: ii. Determine the days between orders and the reorder point iii. Determine the total cost of the inventory policy iv. Suppose actual holding cost turns out to be 15% instead of 30% and the inventory policy above is implemented for a year, determine the cost of prediction error if every other parameter estimate turns out as predicted.
- Dave's Sporting Goods sells Mountain Mouse freeze-dried meals. Dave's uses a continuous review system to manage meal inventories. Suppose Mountain Mouse offers the following volume discounts to its customers: 1−950 meals: $6.50 per meal 951 or more meals: $4.50 per meal. Annual demand is 2,900 meals, and the cost to place an order is $23. Suppose the holding cost is $1.50 per meal per year. How many meals should Dave's order at a time? Part 2 Dave's Sporting Goods should order ______ meals at a time to take advantage of the lower cost per unit. (Enter your response rounded to the nearest whole number.)Each year, Y Company purchases 20,000 units of an item that costs P 640 per unit. The cost of placing an order is P 480, and the cost to hold the item in inventory for one year is P 150. What is the average inventory level, assuming that the minimum inventory level is zero? 2.Determine the total annual ordering cost and the total annual holding cost for the item if the EOQ is used.Matthew Liotine’s Dream Store sells beds andassorted supplies. His best-selling bed has an annual demandof 400 units. Ordering cost is $40; holding cost is $5 per unitper year.a) To minimize the total cost, how many units should beordered each time an order is placed?b) If the holding cost per unit was $6 instead of $5, whatwould be the optimal order quantity?
- The following information relates to Unique Ltd for the year 2020: Annual Demand 408,375 units Annual cost of Holding £1.50 Annual cost of placing an order £ 500Required: (iv) Calculate the total annual inventory cost (excluding the purchasecost)3) The Omnigroup stocks and sells Kipor generators. The firm gathered the following information from its Kathmandu office: Demand = D = 19,500 units per year Ordering cost = S = $25.60 per order Holding cost = H = $4.40 per unit per year The firm wants to calculate the: a) EOQ for the Kipor generators. b) Annual holding costs for the Kipor generators. c) Annual ordering costs for the Kipor generators. Hint: EOQ = square root of (2DS/H) Annual Holding Cost = (Q/2) H Annual Ordering Cost = (D/Q) SEvery year XYZ Corp. sells 3,300 units of its product. It is charged $56.50 every time it reorders from its supplier and its inventory holding costs are $6.20 per unit. In order to minimize overall inventory costs, what would be the firm's average number of units that it holds?
- The carrying cost curve and ordering cost curve of Inc.’s inventory intersect at 3,500 units. What is the total annual cost of inventory given that the annual demand is 75,000 units and the carrying cost per unit per year is P12.A producer of tires has an annual demand for a specific brand of tire. Theannual demand is 14,000. The cost of ordering these tires for the distributioncenter for each order is $1,200 per order. The annual holding cost is $8.50 pertire per year (in U.S. dollars): (In Excel with formulas)a What is the EOQ and the total annual cost at EOQ?b If the company decides to place more frequent orders, then theordering cost would increase to $1,800 per order. Nevertheless, the increasedfrequency of orders would decrease the annual holding cost to $6.50 per tireper year. Should the distribution center order tires more frequently?MGR Corporation sells table napkins. These are sold by dozen per package for Php 20. They sell 2,000 packages per month. Each package sells at Php 10 and requires 6 days lead time from date of order to date of delivery. The ordering cost is at Php 1.20 and the carrying cost is 10% per annum. Find the following: a) EOQ b) The number of orders per year c) The total cost of buying and carrying the table napkins for the year d) Assuming that the present inventory level is 200 packages and there is no safety stock, when is the next order placed (use 360 days/year)