The calculation of the weighted average unit cost can be made:

The weighted average unit cost at the end of each period

The weighted average unit cost at each entry into the stock

Calculation of weighted average unit cost with each entry into the stock

The weighted average unit cost at each entry into the stock

The weighted average unit cost at the end of each period

The Weighted Average Unit Cost (WAC) method consists of calculating a weighted average cost by dividing the total acquisition costs by the total of the quantities acquired.

2 Effect relating to the revaluation of Core exposure at its weighted average cost.

The weighted average unit cost of production increased by 13 % between 2010 and 2011, and subsequently increased by another 2 percentage points until the RIP.

The weighted average unit cost of production increased by 13 % between 2010 and 2011, and subsequently increased by another 2 percentage points until the RIP.

The module allows you to calculate the value of your inventory by the weighted average unit cost method.

In practice, the weighted average unit cost is calculated automatically by the inventory management application used by the company.

The weighted average unit cost calculated automatically for each new stock coming from is obtained as follows:

Effect relating to the revaluation of Core exposure at its weighted average cost, which has no cash impact.

The company can update the weighted average unit cost of a product for each new in-stock.