Stock

Inventory or stock refers to the goods and materials owned by a company, with the goal of selling them to their customers. This includes merchandise, raw materials used in products, as well as unfinished goods that are still in production.

Stock

Effectively Receive & Transfer Stock.pdf to and from suppliers, between stores/branches, and even to virtual locations such as wastage, stock corrections, or any other location required by your business with an integrated ordering system. A retail stock is a stock of a company that sells retail goods – things that people want but do not always need – to consumers online and/or in a store. Retail stocks are part of a highly volatile industry that is dependent on changing consumer demographics and tastes. Retail investors frequently use sector rotation as an investment strategy to make the most of their retail stocks.

To facilitate final reporting and loss control, stock variances can be cleared directly after a stock taking activity so that you are able to define the size, scope and type of clearances, resulting in effective Stock Management.pdf. The practice of ordering, storing, managing, and regulating goods is known as stock management. Stock management encompasses all items used by a company to manufacture its goods or services, from raw materials to completed goods.