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Inventory Turnover

Inventory Turnover measures how many times a business sells and replaces its inventory over a given period. It is calculated by dividing cost of goods sold by the average inventory value. A higher turnover means you are efficiently converting inventory into sales.

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Inventory Turnover

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How to Calculate Inventory Turnover

Cost×of×Goods×SoldAverage×Inventory
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Why Inventory Turnover Matters

Slow-moving inventory ties up cash and warehouse space that could be used for products that actually sell. Tracking inventory turnover helps you identify dead stock, optimize purchasing decisions, and maintain healthy cash flow. Brands with high turnover can reinvest profits faster and respond more quickly to changing customer demand.

Industry Benchmarks

Under 2x

Low

source: NYU Stern

2x - 4x

Average

source: NYU Stern

4x+

Good

source: NYU Stern

What is a good Inventory Turnover? Based on industry benchmarks, an Inventory Turnover considered low is under 2x, average is 2x - 4x, and good is 4x+. These figures vary by industry, product category, and business model, so use them as directional guidance rather than hard targets.

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