INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECT LISTED MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN NIGERIA
Abstract
The fluctuating performance index of many manufacturing companies
in Nigeria is worrisome as organizations face stock out cost, which
results into great profit loss. Ineffective inventory systems result in loss
and shortages in the manufacturing companies. This research is an
empirical examination of inventory systems and performance of select
listed quoted manufacturing companies in Nigeria Five hypotheses and
five research questions were formulated in line with the objectives of the
study. Ex-post-facto research design was adopted for the study.
Population consisted for forty-four quoted manufacturing companies in
Nigeria. Taro Yamane's sample size statistics was used to determine the
sample size of twenty (20). Purposive sampling technique was used to
select the twenty (20) samples for the study. Data was collected from
secondary sources. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to
analyze the data. Multiple regression models were used to test how
dependent variable performance is explained by independent variables
inventory management systems. The analysis results revealed a
significant positive influence on inventory turnover (Efficiency) and
inventory Cost Control on Profitability (ROA). Furthermore, the result
showed that there is an insignificant positive influence of Inventory speed
and inventory accountability on profitability (ROA) of the select Listed
Quoted Manufacturing Companies in Nigeria. It was recommended that
appropriate inventory investments should be encouraged to boost the
profitability of the companies.
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