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Inventory · Definition
The order size that minimises the combined cost of ordering and holding stock.
EOQ is the purchase quantity that minimises total inventory cost — the trade-off between ordering too often (high ordering cost) and ordering too much at once (high carrying cost).
It assumes relatively steady demand and is a useful starting point for setting standard order quantities, which you then adjust for supplier minimums, discounts and shelf life.
EOQ = √(2DS / H)
D = annual demand, S = cost per order, H = annual holding cost per unit.
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