Average Days To Sell Inventory (also known as “Days of Inventory on Hand”) is a business metric that measures how quickly or slowly a company is turning over its stock. It’s calculated by dividing the number of days in a given period by the average inventory during that same period. This calculation provides insight into the company’s inventory management and cash flow, helping to evaluate whether there are opportunities for improvement in terms of efficiency, cost savings, and profitability. With this information, businesses can ensure they have enough products in stock to satisfy customer demand without incurring costly overhead expenses.