Olympia, Inc. manufactures electric bicycles. The company desires to end each month with finished goods inventory equal to 10% of the next month’s sales. Please complete the following production budget

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Olympia, Inc. manufactures electric bicycles. The company desires to end each month with finished goods inventory equal to 10% of the next month’s sales. Please complete the following production budget 

### Olympia, Inc.
### Production Budget
#### Quarter 2 - 2023
*(all figures in units)*

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**Sales**
- **April:** 1,000 units
- **May:** 800 units
- **June:** 1,200 units

**Plus: Desired ending finished goods inventory**
- **June:** 100 units

**Total finished goods inventory needed**

**Less: Estimated beginning finished goods inventory**
- **April:** 80 units 

**Units to be produced**

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This table represents the production budget for Olympia, Inc. for the second quarter of 2023. All figures are shown in units. The table details the sales forecast for each month — April, May, and June — as well as the desired ending inventory for the month of June. Additionally, it calculates the total finished goods inventory needed and subtracts the estimated beginning finished goods inventory for each month to determine the total units that need to be produced.
Transcribed Image Text:### Olympia, Inc. ### Production Budget #### Quarter 2 - 2023 *(all figures in units)* --- **Sales** - **April:** 1,000 units - **May:** 800 units - **June:** 1,200 units **Plus: Desired ending finished goods inventory** - **June:** 100 units **Total finished goods inventory needed** **Less: Estimated beginning finished goods inventory** - **April:** 80 units **Units to be produced** --- This table represents the production budget for Olympia, Inc. for the second quarter of 2023. All figures are shown in units. The table details the sales forecast for each month — April, May, and June — as well as the desired ending inventory for the month of June. Additionally, it calculates the total finished goods inventory needed and subtracts the estimated beginning finished goods inventory for each month to determine the total units that need to be produced.
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