The Fizer Drug Company manufactures over-the-counterand prescription drugs. Last year the company’s cost ofgoods sold was $470 million. It carried average raw materialinventory of $17.5 million, average work-in-process of $9.3 million, and average finished goods inventory of $6.4 mil-lion. The company operates 365 days per year. Compute the company’s inventory turns and days of supply for last year.
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The Fizer Drug Company manufactures over-the-counter
and prescription drugs. Last year the company’s cost of
goods sold was $470 million. It carried average raw material
inventory of $17.5 million, average work-in-process of $9.3
million, and average finished goods inventory of $6.4 mil-
lion. The company operates 365 days per year. Compute the
company’s inventory turns and days of supply for last year.
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