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Just-in-Case Inventory

Just-in-case inventory is a strategy where businesses maintain higher stock levels to guard against supply chain disruptions or demand spikes. While it increases holding costs, it reduces the risk of stockouts. Proper accounting ensures accurate valuation and reflects the impact on working capital and storage expenses.

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