Our product costing process is thorough, transparent, and tailored to your business needs. We start by analysing all elements of production, including:
Direct Costs
Direct costs are expenses that can be directly attributed to the production of your product. This includes raw materials, components, and direct labour. We break down each item to ensure you know exactly what it costs to create a single unit of your product.
Indirect Costs
Indirect costs, often referred to as overheads, include expenses such as utilities, rent, equipment depreciation, and administrative salaries. Accurately allocating these costs to your products ensures that pricing decisions reflect the true cost of production.
Calculating Cost per Unit
Once all costs are identified, we calculate the cost per unit, which provides a clear benchmark for pricing. This is a critical step in product costing Lyndhurst, as it directly influences profitability and competitiveness in the market.
Reviewing and Updating Costs
Markets, suppliers, and operational processes change over time. We regularly review your product costs to ensure your pricing remains accurate and reflective of current conditions. This ongoing review helps businesses maintain profitability and adapt to evolving market demands.