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== What makes the product unique? == | == What makes the product unique? == | ||
(7b) '''Inventory repurchase (repo) agreement or buy-back agreement''' is a special case of inventory financing when the buyer/supplier temporarily “sells” its inventory to a financing entity, and “buys’ it back after a predetermined time. What appears to be a sale and buy-back is in fact not recognized as a true sale by the accounting bodies. Therefore, the inventory stays on the balance sheet and the funds received are recorded as liability until the repurchase takes place within the pre-agreed upon period (usually 30, 60 or 90 days). | |||
== Which are the main competitors of the product? == | == Which are the main competitors of the product? == |
Revision as of 17:58, 28 November 2022
What exactly is meant by inventory?
"There is clear evidence that the service developed by Supply@ME offers not only a means to allow corporates to sell goods but also a real commercial partnership which allows our clients to better manage their data, using this to monetise their inventory, optimise their supply chain, and so further receive value from the same information generated." (Annual report).
Here, what exactly is meant by inventory? 94.119.64.10 15:48, 24 November 2022 (GMT)
How did the idea of the company come about?
What's the mission of the company?
What's the company's main offering(s)?
Who’s the target audience of the company’s flagship/first product?
What's a major problem that the target audience experience?
What's a key solution to the problem/what's the product?
What makes the product unique?
(7b) Inventory repurchase (repo) agreement or buy-back agreement is a special case of inventory financing when the buyer/supplier temporarily “sells” its inventory to a financing entity, and “buys’ it back after a predetermined time. What appears to be a sale and buy-back is in fact not recognized as a true sale by the accounting bodies. Therefore, the inventory stays on the balance sheet and the funds received are recorded as liability until the repurchase takes place within the pre-agreed upon period (usually 30, 60 or 90 days).