What happens if production is delayed?
The cumulative balance sheet, the dashboard of a project's economic performance
Practical sheet REF: FIC1205 V1
What happens if production is delayed?
The cumulative balance sheet, the dashboard of a project's economic performance

Author : Jean DAUVERGNE

Publication date: March 10, 2013 | Lire en français

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4. What happens if production is delayed?

This situation can have two different causes:

  • the project is taking longer than expected, due to delays in studies, prototype manufacturing, testing, commissioning of production resources, or corrective action due to unsatisfactory validations;

  • the customer may itself be behind schedule: this may be the case if the company is an intermediate supplier, in relation to the end customer.

In the case of the previous figure, the production start-up delay is 1.2 years; the breakeven point is shifted by at least one year, and usually a little more (here 1.4 years), because it is impossible to "freeze" the project completely (and avoid depreciation of production equipment): a minimum team will be kept in place, which increases the effective entry ticket.

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