An inventory strategy is an assumption in which inventory is set aside to meet temporarily shifted demand.
Brief description
More often than not, from a security premise, various industries build up stocks for specific products in order to be prepared for fluctuations in supply and inventory that may occur. A good example is the oil industry. Refiners usually build up inventories to cover several weeks of production in order to equalize prices and bypass bottlenecks. The main goal of this strategy is to ensure continuous and uninterrupted supply.
