Inventory Turnover India.
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Excess inventory is one of the most common places Indian MSMEs unknowingly park working capital — stock bought "to be safe" or "to get a better bulk price" that sits for months, quietly tying up cash that could fund growth or reduce debt. This assessment finds exactly how much and where.
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What this assessment covers
This assessment evaluates inventory health across four dimensions: turnover ratio (how many times in…
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This assessment evaluates inventory health across four dimensions: turnover ratio (how many times inventory is sold and replaced over a period, benchmarked to your sector), slow-moving and obsolete stock (items aging beyond a reasonable threshold with no clear sale path), stockout frequency (whether the flip side — running out of fast-moving items — is also a problem), and forecasting/ordering discipline (whether purchasing decisions are demand-driven or habit-driven).
Inventory sitting on the books ties up working capital that could otherwise fund growth, reduce interest-bearing debt, or simply improve cash cushion — and it carries real carrying costs (storage, insurance, obsolescence risk, capital cost) that many businesses don't explicitly calculate. A business with ₹2 Cr in genuinely slow-moving stock is effectively holding ₹2 Cr of unproductive capital, often while simultaneously drawing on expensive working capital credit lines.
Scored across 5 critical dimensions.
Inventory turnover ratio — benchmarked against sector norms
Slow-moving and obsolete stock — value and age of items with no clear sale path
Stockout frequency — whether fast-moving items run out, indicating the opposite problem
Forecasting and ordering discipline — demand-driven vs. habit-driven purchasing
Carrying cost awareness — whether storage, insurance, and capital cost of inventory are tracked
Three outcome ranges — each with a clear next action.
75–100
Efficient inventory
Turnover is strong and well-managed. IBEAN's advisory focuses on demand-forecasting refinement.
45–74
Working capital opportunity
Specific slow-moving stock identified with a quantified cash-release opportunity. IBEAN prioritises liquidation and process fixes.
0–44
Significant capital locked
Material working capital is tied up in slow-moving or obsolete stock. IBEAN's Virtual CFO advisory builds the inventory and working-capital recovery plan.
Diagnosis first. Then a scoped advisory plan.
IBEAN's Inventory Turnover Assessment quantifies exactly how much working capital is locked in slow-moving or obsolete stock and builds a liquidation and reordering-discipline plan to release it back into the business.
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