Excesso de Estoque em Componentes
Definition
In a Brazilian sealant factory (analogous to component-heavy manufacturing), push-based inventory management resulted in R$8 million in stock, reduced by R$4.08 million through pull system implementation, freeing capital previously tied in excess inventories.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: R$4 million inventory reduction (capital unlocked); from R$8M stock to optimized levels
- Frequency: Ongoing in manual/push systems; annual turnover improved from 7.51 to 15.64
- Root Cause: Push planning without financial visibility; MRP software generating excess; infrequent deliveries causing machine-side stockpiles
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Mattress and blinds manufacturers in Brasil 🇧🇷 waste R$3-4 million annually on excess component inventory. Automation of pull systems eliminates this capital lockup.
Affected Stakeholders
Supply Coordinator, Production Planning Control, Industrial Director
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Related Business Risks
Perda de Capacidade por Estoque Excessivo
Desvio e Sucateamento de Componentes
Perda de Capacidade por Quedas de Produção
Perda de Capacidade por Agendamento Manual
Multas por Falhas na Etiqueta de Lei e Rastreamento
Custo de Retrabalho por Falhas na Etiqueta Obrigatória
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