Inventory Turnover Calculator
How many times does your stock turn per year, and how many days do you hold? Free up cash.
Higher turns = less tied-up cash. Target is sector-dependent.
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About this metric
What is it?
How many times stock turns per year and how many days you hold — a sign of cash and flow health.
How is it calculated?
Turnover = COGS / average inventory value; days of inventory = 365 / turnover.
How to interpret it?
Higher turnover means less tied-up cash; the target is sector-dependent, and too-low stock is also a risk.
How to improve it?
Reduce stock with pull (kanban), smaller batches, shorter lead times and ABC analysis.
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