Translation of "Inventory capacity" in German

Borealis L.A.T has 60 warehouses in Europe and an inventory capacity of over 700 kilotonnes.

Get reports on any aspect of your NAS inventory, capacity and performance.

An inventory of capacity-building support available from entities of the United Nations system should be created.

Several participants suggested that an inventory of capacity-building and training activities in the field of human rights available through the United Nations should be compiled by the OHCHR, and made available through an electronic database.

Manufacturers are restructuring their logistics systems by concentrating production and inventory capacity in fewer locations.

When applied correctly, the results of pragmatic AI are astounding: improved profit margins, increased sales, reduced waste and more effective inventory and capacity utilization.

It is actually the concept of production management in a way that creates a precise and targeted value, a product or service to the customer with the least possible inventory, production capacity, capital, labor, defective products, delays, waiting and all others that "does not add the value" to the product or service.

Plate embossing applicances for embossing capacity-, inventory- or type plates are a rational alternative against engraving by means of embossing figures or types.

In the same way that supply chains can be optimised by analysing inventory and distribution capacity, companies’ CX efforts and overall profit can be optimised using advanced market research.

These solutions are engineered to accommodate the specific application needs of this channel to market, such as configurations that support variable stock keeping unit velocity, seasonal/promotional peaks, extensive inventory storage capacity, large percentage of single line orders, same day/next day shipping and returns processing.

The future direction of Alcoa shares depends on the outlook for the aluminum market, which is currently struggling because of excess inventory and capacity.

Plate embossing appliances for embossing capacity-, inventory- or type plates are a rational alternative as against engraving by means of embossing figures or types.

You should not discuss sensitive business topics such as prices, sales terms, business or marketing plans, margins, costs, production capacity, inventory levels or discounts with competitors.

It is actually the concept of production management in a way that creates a precise and targeted value, a product or service to the customer with the least possible inventory, production capacity, capital, labor, defective products, delays, waiting and all others that “does not add the value” to the product or service.

These solutions are engineered to accommodate the specific application needs of wholesalers, such as configurations that support a large quantity of stock keeping units, seasonal/promotional peaks in volume, extensive inventory storage capacity, large percentage of single line orders, same day/next day shipping and returns processing.

For over half a year, this ratio has been higher than 1 and rising, which signals that the strength of demand, taking existing inventory capacity into account, is expected to lead to further production increases compared to the previous month.

So you are extremely sceptical that the world has enough oil in inventory or spare capacity?

In case more events in the Middle East disrupt supply in a serious manner: does the world possess right now enough oil in inventory or spare capacity to cover that decline and prevent a price spike?

Why isn’t there software capable of bringing sales planning, market inventories and production capacities together?

In each factory maximum total inventory capacities as well as product-specific minimum inventory levels can be considered.

We support you to optimize delivery times, capacities, inventory and production flows.

Point 6 states that the usual signs of a firm being in difficulty are increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing stock inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value.

The usual signs of a firm being in difficulty are increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing stock inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value.

The typical symptoms are deteriorating profitability or increasing size of losses, diminishing turnover, growing inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, increasing debt, rising interest charges and low net asset value.

These difficulties are manifested for instance by increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing stock inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value.

These difficulties are manifested, for instance, by increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing stock inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value.

Pursuant to point 2.1 of the 1994 guidelines, typical symptoms for a firm in difficulties are deteriorating profitability, increasing size of losses, diminishing turnover, growing inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, increasing debt, rising interest charges and low net asset value.

Even when none of the circumstances set out in point 9 are present, a firm may still be considered to be in difficulties, in particular where the usual signs of a firm being in difficulty are present, such as increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing stock inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value.

The usual signs of a firm being in difficulty are increasing losses, diminishing turnover, growing inventories, excess capacity, declining cash flow, mounting debt, rising interest charges and falling or nil net asset value.