Case study - deadwood limited

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Deadwood Limited are concerned that they may not be manufacturing the correct mix of products in one of the divisions, Division A and have asked advice from Diverse Management Consultants. Output in this division is limited at the moment because of machine capacity and other bottleneck operations. The Managing Director has specifically asked for the preparation of the optimum production mix accompanied by a forecast of the profit and for further information on the theory of constraints.

At present the company is manufacturing three products (Gold, Silver and Bronze) in this division, using the same machines.

The following estimates have been made in respect of the next financial year:

Product

      Gold

       Silver

        Bronze

 

      £/unit

        £/unit

          £/unit

Selling price

       100

         110

            90

Variable material cost

        30

          25                     

            15

Variable labour cost

        14

          14

            14 

Variable overheads

          8

          12

              8

 

      Hours

      Hours

        Hours

Time per unit required on machines

         4

          8

            6

Fixed overhead costs for the next financial year are expected to be £ 320,000.

The maximum machine capacity in the next financial year is 85,000 hours.

The forecast demand for each of the products for the next year is:

            Product Gold           7,400 units

            Product Silver          4,200 units

            Product Bronze       6,600 units

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