Matt Ltd is currently preparing the production budget for steering wheel covers and the material purchases budget for plastic for the upcoming year. Each unit of steering wheel cover requires 5kg of plastic material. The anticipated opening stock of steering wheel cover is 5,000 units Matt Ltd wishes to increase the closing stock of steering wheel covers by 30% by the end of the year. The anticipated opening stock for plastic material is 50, 000 kg and in order to avoid stock - outs the required closing stock has been increased to 60, 000kg., The Sales manager confirmed expected sales of 70,000 units of steering wheel covers. b. What will be the purchases budget for plastic material in kg ?

Matt Ltd is currently preparing the production budget for steering wheel covers and the material purchases budget for plastic for the upcoming year. Each unit of steering wheel cover requires 5kg of plastic material. The anticipated opening stock of steering wheel cover is 5,000 units Matt Ltd wishes to increase the closing stock of steering wheel covers by 30% by the end of the year. The anticipated opening stock for plastic material is 50, 000 kg and in order to avoid stock - outs the required closing stock has been increased to 60, 000kg., The Sales manager confirmed expected sales of 70,000 units of steering wheel covers. b. What will be the purchases budget for plastic material in kg ?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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