The minimum order can move a margin problem into inventory
A lower purchase price may require more stock than the business can use promptly, changing the cash cost of an apparently attractive supplier offer.

Rajeev Khandelwal
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A lower purchase price may require more stock than the business can use promptly, changing the cash cost of an apparently attractive supplier offer.
Spare-parts decisions balance tied-up cash against the cost of a stoppage, requiring a different logic from stock held for normal customer demand.
Working days, approval windows and supplier deadlines can create short cash gaps even when the monthly forecast appears comfortably funded overall.
Central coordination can improve liquidity while making it essential to record which business supplied funds, which used them and what obligations remain between them.
Shared services become easier to manage when participating businesses understand what they receive, how charges arise and who can resolve a disputed allocation.
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