The inventory turnover ratio shows how effectively your inventory is managed. It reflects the two main components of a company's performance: stock purchase and sales.
The inventory turnover ratio is a measure of how many times your average inventory is "turned" or sold in a certain period of time. Put simply, the inventory turnover ratio indicates how many times you have managed to sell your entire stock in a year.
This information is useful to shareholders and business analysts, because the turnover ratio indicates the company's ability to sell its products. Inventory is any store's greatest asset and is often put up as collateral for loans, so creditors and banks are also very interested in knowing how easily the goods can be sold.
Cost of Goods Sold
Beginning Inventory
Ending Inventory
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