00:01
Yes, okay, so inventory turnover, which is going to be a metric that shows how many times a company's inventory is sold and replaced over a specific period.
00:12
So the inventory turnover, i call that t, is going to be equal to the cost of goods sold, the cost of goods sold, or the cogs, divided by the average inventory.
00:25
So, and then for the days in inventory, it's just 365 days, or maybe sometimes you might use 360 if it makes it easier, divided by the inventory turnover.
00:38
So for an example, let's say our beginning inventory is $10 ,000, and then the ending inventory is going to be $15 ,000, and the cost of goods sold is going to be $60 ,000.
00:55
So then the average inventory is just $10 ,000 plus $15 ,000, divided by two, which gives us $12 ,500...