How to calculate your business break-even point (BEP) – A butcher shop story

November 6, 2016

  • You know how many units of a product needs to be sold to break even. In this way you know how to set sales targets for your sales team;
  • You will always try to find ways to increase your business productivity to decrease the business total cost;
  • You will know how many more units you need to sell if your business overheads increase;
  • You will try to lower your business direct costs (buying cheaper and finding alternative suppliers);
  • You can calculate if your business will need extra working capital to hold any temporary losses;
  • It will help you to make smarter business decisions;
  • You will also calculate for each different product or services how much will be each individual marginal contribution (price – total cost of sales)

Now, follow my case study above and calculate your business break-even point. If you have any questions, please send me an email [email protected]

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