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About Inventory to Sales

The Inventory to Sales ratio measures the percentage of inventory the company currently has on hand to support the current amount of sales.
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Interpreting the Inventory to Sales Calculator Results

If Inventory to Sales increases over time:

An increasing Inventory to Sales ratio is generally a negative sign, showing the company may be having trouble keeping inventory down and/or Net Sales have slowed, and can sometimes indicate larger financial problems the company may be facing.

If Inventory to Sales decreases over time:

A decreasing Inventory to Sales ratio is generally a positive sign, showing the company has been more able to keep inventory down and/or Net Sales have increased.

If Inventory to Sales stays the same over time:

An unchanged Inventory to Sales ratio may indicate the company”s ability to keep inventory levels down and/or Net Sales strong has remained the same.