The document discusses surplus stock, which is the amount of an asset or resource that exceeds what is utilized, meaning manufacturers have too much stock on hand when demand is low, which can cause losses for the manufacturer in that period and could result in permanent loss if the surplus is of perishable goods like grain.
The document discusses surplus stock, which is the amount of an asset or resource that exceeds what is utilized, meaning manufacturers have too much stock on hand when demand is low, which can cause losses for the manufacturer in that period and could result in permanent loss if the surplus is of perishable goods like grain.
The document discusses surplus stock, which is the amount of an asset or resource that exceeds what is utilized, meaning manufacturers have too much stock on hand when demand is low, which can cause losses for the manufacturer in that period and could result in permanent loss if the surplus is of perishable goods like grain.
The document discusses surplus stock, which is the amount of an asset or resource that exceeds what is utilized, meaning manufacturers have too much stock on hand when demand is low, which can cause losses for the manufacturer in that period and could result in permanent loss if the surplus is of perishable goods like grain.
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Surplus stock is the amount of asset or resource that
exceeds the portion that is utilized, means
manufacturer have too much stock on hand and the demand is low so in this case manufacturer is going to face loss in that quarter or year and this can become worse when the surplus is of perishable commodity like grain, it could result in permanent loss.