Days Inventory Outstanding (DIO)
Days Inventory Outstanding measures how many days of inventory a company holds, calculated from its SEC-reported balance sheet.
Days Inventory Outstanding (DIO) is a reported financial measure of how long, in days, a company holds inventory before it is sold. It is derived from balance-sheet and income-statement figures that public companies file with the SEC.
How NEUTAUR uses it
NEUTAUR reads inventory figures directly from SEC filings and presents DIO as a reported fact alongside a company’s other financials. It is context, not a recommendation, and NEUTAUR does not convert it into a buy or sell signal.
Data source
SEC EDGAR (XBRL: InventoryNet, CostOfRevenue)
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