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Jan 18
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This month you purchased 120 components at a cost of $720 and you produced
2 products. At the end of the month you held 1 product and 0 components in
stock.
Orders in the previous month generated sales in this month to a total value
of $735. Variable costs were $720 and fixed costs were $1,035, giving total
costs of $1,755 and a net profit of ($998).
You had 3 sales enquiries, leading to orders for 3 units to a value of
$2,205, which will be satisfied next month.
In terms of your bank account, you received $22 and paid out $2,415. The
resulting change in your bank balance (or cashflow as it is known) was
($2,393), leaving you with a closing balance of $12,607. You can see more
detail in the cashflow report.
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Feb 18
Overdraft agreed for $1,500. Cost = $150, Effort = 4 hours
New quality control level selected: limited
New quality control level selected: standard
New quality control level selected: limited
New quality control level selected: standard
New quality control level selected: limited
DIY Search started for potential investors looking to raise $7,500, Cost =
$750, Effort = 40 hours
Components to be purchased changed to 180
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This month you purchased 180 components at a cost of $2,160 and you produced
2 products. At the end of the month you held 0 products and 60 components
in stock.
Orders in the previous month generated sales in this month to a total value
of $2,205. Variable costs were $2,160 and fixed costs were $135, giving
total costs of $2,295 and a net profit of ($74).
You had 2 sales enquiries, leading to orders for 2 units to a value of
$1,470, which will be satisfied next month.
In terms of your bank account, you received $751 and paid out $2,295. The
resulting change in your bank balance (or cashflow as it is known) was
($1,544), leaving you with a closing balance of $11,063. You can see more
detail in the cashflow report.
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Mar 18
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Apr 18
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This month you purchased 120 components at a cost of $1,440 and you produced
2 products. At the end of the month you held 0 products and 0 components
in stock.
Orders in the previous month generated sales in this month to a total value
of $1,470. Variable costs were $1,440 and fixed costs were $3,148, giving
total costs of $4,588 and a net profit of ($3,100).
You had 1 sales enquiry, leading to orders for 1 unit to a value of $735,
which will be satisfied next month.
In terms of your bank account, you received $753 and paid out $4,665. The
resulting change in your bank balance (or cashflow as it is known) was
($3,912), leaving you with a closing balance of $9,279. You can see more
detail in the cashflow report.
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May 18
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This month you purchased 122 components at a cost of $720 and you produced
2 products. At the end of the month you held 1 product and 0 components in
stock.
Orders in the previous month generated sales in this month to a total value
of $735. Variable costs were $720 and fixed costs were $372, giving total
costs of $1,092 and a net profit of ($343).
You had 1 sales enquiry, but these led to no orders
In terms of your bank account, you received $749 and paid out $1,914. The
resulting change in your bank balance (or cashflow as it is known) was
($1,165), leaving you with a closing balance of $8,114. You can see more
detail in the cashflow report.
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Jun 18
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This month you purchased 124 components at a cost of $0 and you produced
2 products. At the end of the month you held 3 products and 0 components
in stock.
You had no orders last month and so didn't sell any products, meaning your
income was zero. Variable costs were $0 and fixed costs were $161, giving
total costs of $161 and a net profit of ($149).
You had no sales enquiries this month, which meant that you also received
no orders.
In terms of your bank account, you received $747 and paid out $1,728. The
resulting change in your bank balance (or cashflow as it is known) was
($981), leaving you with a closing balance of $7,133. You can see more
detail in the cashflow report.
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