Answer / jagat narayan giri

The literal meaning of both the terms are taken to be the
same. When the goods are kept in the warehouse to be
released to the shop for selling it is called as INVENTORY.
When inventory comes into the shop for selling to the
ultimate consumers it is known as stock. In other words,
goods when in warehouse/godown are called INVENTORY and on
the other hand goods when in the shop for sales are called
STOCK. To conclude, Inventory is the phenomenon between
warehouse/godown and shop/selling point. Stock is the
phenomenon between shop/selling point and the buyers
ultimate consumers.

Answer / ngwavi samuel

Normally the two words are used interchangeably in procurement and supply chain activities. Bt the quite difference between the two are: Stock refers to the physical itens that are present/available in your store, While Inventory refers to the list of items with their quantities that are present in your store/Warehouse.

Answer / bilal

Stock and inventory are used interchangeably which is not correct.
STOCK pertains to goods only (goods for sale) , both in terms of quantity as well as its monetary value. Stock is the finished product that is sold by the business. In some cases, stock is also raw materials, if the business also sells those products to its customers. For example, a car dealership's stock includes cars, but also can include tires, engine parts or other car accessories.
INVENTORY is the sum of stock and assets that include plant and machinery etc. In other words, anything that goes into producing the items sold by your business is part of its inventory.

Answer / pacchu1124

Difference Between Inventory and Stock

• Stock and inventory are used interchangeably which is not correct

• Stock pertains to goods only, both in terms of quantity as well as its monetary value

• Inventory is the sum of stock and assets that include plant and machinery

Answer / anand upadhyay

The difference between stock and inventory is that stock is
what you have if you're selling items.
Inventory includes what you have as your belongings.

Answer / mukund

In common usage both are same but inventory is the range of items a company has (Ex:Item A, Item B, ... Item n)
and stock is the quantity of each range the company has
(Ex: Item A=59, Item B = 12).

Answer / devaraju.r

In simple word , there is no much difference between
inventory and stock .

But in certain case and depending on the analysis it may
vary .

Answer / aparajita

thanks for ur short question'brought ans...CHANDU

Answer / ambrish

difference between inventory & stock is that inventory can be defined as tangible property held for sale in the ordinary course of business,or in the process of production for such sale, or for consumption in the production of goods or services for sale whereas stock means the quantity of physical goods which are not held for sale.

Answer / sunilkumar

STOCK IS THE PART OF INVENTORY
STOCK MAY ASSET
BUT INVENTOR NOT INCLUED ASSET

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