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Richa
Trivedi
Richa
Tiwari
Ruchi
Shrivastava
Bhavna
Arya
Sindhu
ECONOMIC ORDER
QUANTITY
Quantity for which order is place
everytime the stock reaches the re-
order level
Also known as RE-ORDER QUANTITY
It gives maximam economy in
purchasing any material and ultimately
contributes towards maintaining the
material at optimum level and at
minimum cost.
COSTS TO BE TAKEN IN
ACCOUNT
Ordering cost
Cost of carrying stock
Ordering cost:
• It is the cost of placing an order with the
supplier.
• It decreases with increase in the size of order.
• Factors involved:
1.Cost of stationary
2.Salaries of those engaged in placing order
3.Salaries of those engaged in receiving and
inspection etc.
Cost of carrying stock:
• It is the of holding the stock in the
storage.
• It includes:
1.Cost of operating the store
2.Detoriaton an wastage of materials
3.Incidence of insurance cost
Methods for Calculating the EOQ
•Tabular Method
•Formula based
FORMULA BASED:
Formula:
(Square root of) 2.A.B./C.S.
Where A=Annual consumption in units
B=Buying or ordering cost per order
C=Cost per unit
S=Storage or carrying cost as a percentage of average
inventory
QUESTION 2:
The annual demand for a product is 6400 units.Inventory carrying cost
is Rs.1.50 per unit per annum.If the cost of one procurement is
Rs.75,determine:
•Economic Order Quantity
•No. of orders per year
•Time between two consecutive orders
TABULAR METHOD:
•This method is used when prices vary according to the
quantity to be purchased.
•The most economic size of the quantity to order
i.e.,where the cost is least can be obtained using a table.