🇧🇷Brazil

Custo Brasil em Gestão de Estoque de Peças — Excesso vs. Escassez

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Definition

Spare parts inventory in manufacturing creates a cost trap: excess inventory immobilizes working capital and risks obsolescence; insufficient inventory triggers expensive emergency orders and production downtime. Manual systems (spreadsheets, visual counts) lack predictive capability, forcing companies to overprovision by 20-30% as a safety buffer. This is especially acute in Brasil due to supply chain volatility and long lead times from international suppliers.

Key Findings

  • Financial Impact: R$ 50,000–150,000 per year per facility (8–15% of spare parts budget for mid-sized manufacturers); or 15–40 hours/month in manual count and reconciliation labor
  • Frequency: Ongoing; monthly inventory reviews; quarterly budget reforecasting
  • Root Cause: Lack of automated demand forecasting; manual ABC classification; no integration with maintenance scheduling systems; poor visibility into usage patterns

Why This Matters

The Pitch: Communications equipment manufacturers in Brasil waste 8-15% of spare parts budgets annually on either excess inventory carrying costs or emergency procurement surcharges due to stockouts. Automation of demand forecasting and JIT supplier integration eliminates this waste.

Affected Stakeholders

Supply Chain Manager, Warehouse Supervisor, Maintenance Planner, CFO/Finance Controller

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Methodology & Sources

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Evidence Sources:

Related Business Risks

Perda de Capacidade Produtiva por Indisponibilidade de Peças Críticas

R$ 10,000–50,000 per hour of downtime; typical facility loses 20–50 hours/year to stockout-driven shutdowns = R$ 200,000–2,500,000 annual capacity loss

Encolhimento de Inventário e Risco de Desvio de Peças

R$ 30,000–200,000 per year (3–8% of typical spare parts inventory value for mid-sized manufacturer); represents both direct loss and unaccounted write-offs

Não-Conformidade SPED/NF-e em Transferências Internas de Peças e Depreciação Contábil

R$ 5,000–50,000 per audit finding (SPED discrepancy fine); plus 75% penalty on corrected taxes if fraud intent is alleged; estimated R$ 50,000–500,000 for mid-sized manufacturer (cumulative multi-year exposure)

Decisões de Compra Ineficientes por Falta de Visibilidade em Dados de Uso

R$ 50,000–300,000 annually (10–20% overspend on procurement; missed bulk discounts 5–10%; inefficient supplier mix adds 3–5%)

Multas e Destruição de Produtos por Falta de Homologação ANATEL

Penalidades: não quantificadas nas fontes; Risco de Destruição Total: 100% do inventário apreendido; Custo Estimado por Conformidade Falha: R$ 50.000 - R$ 500.000+ (baseado em operações portuárias e custos administrativos típicos de Brasil)

Responsabilidade Solidária de Plataformas Digitais - Resolução 780/2025

Multas: não quantificadas nas fontes; Risco Estimado por Plataforma: R$ 100.000 - R$ 1.000.000+ por incidente (baseado em escala de operações e número de listagens não-conformes). Custo de implementação de compliance: R$ 50.000 - R$ 200.000 em sistemas de verificação.

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