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Administration Manual - B.E.S.T. Undertaking.

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10.3 ‘C’ Class items: These are Low Value large no. of<br />

items, whose value accounts for 5% to 15% of the total<br />

inventory cost. These items cover around 70% to 75% of<br />

items.<br />

‘ABC’ classification of items<br />

Class Annual<br />

consumption value<br />

range<br />

No. of items<br />

(& approx.<br />

percentage)<br />

A Above Rs.2 lacs 405<br />

B Between Rs.50,000/-<br />

and Rs.2 lacs<br />

(8%)<br />

724<br />

(14%)<br />

C Below Rs.50,000/- 3631<br />

(72%)<br />

- Non-moving items 313<br />

6%)<br />

Total 5073<br />

‘A’ class items are closely monitored to control inventory,<br />

which cover around 75% to 80% cost.<br />

‘B’ class items are moderately controlled. Procurement and<br />

staggered deliveries of the items are done as per the policy.<br />

Thus, by controlling ‘A’ & ‘B’ class items around 80% to<br />

95% cost is controlled.<br />

11. ‘VED’ ANALYSIS<br />

11.1 ‘V’ (Vital): These are the items having vital application. If<br />

these are not available, the work will suffer badly. The day-<br />

to-day work will come to standstill.<br />

11.2 ‘E’ (Essential): These are the items having comparatively<br />

less vital application. If these are not available, the work

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