Optimizing profit maximization through effective inventory control practice of manufacturing firms in Nigeria

  • Ekakitie S
  • Kifordu A
  • Nwaebuni C
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Abstract

The study looked at the optimization of profit through inventory control practices of firms in our ever-competitive environment. Four inventory control practices formed the objectives with two hypotheses raised to guide the study. The study was empirically analysed. The findings revealed a positive significant relationship between the objectives, Just–In–Time, Material Requirement Planning (MRP), Economic Order Quantity and safety stock on profit maximization. The study recommended that an Effective (well-functioning) inventory control system ensures there is a balance between having just enough materials or products in the stores/warehouse and keeping the stock cost under control so that the firm can maximize its profits at all times.

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Ekakitie, S. E., Kifordu, A. A., & Nwaebuni, C. (2022). Optimizing profit maximization through effective inventory control practice of manufacturing firms in Nigeria. Journal of Global Social Sciences, 3(11), 89–114. https://doi.org/10.31039/jgss.v3i11.70

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