Adjusted gross margin refines standard profitability by factoring in variable costs like inventory shrinkage, freight, or discounts. Businesses use it to pinpoint true product profitability, aiding pricing and operational decisions. CFOs, supply chain managers, and investors benefit from this clearer metric, as it reveals efficiency gaps and supports more accurate forecasting than unadjusted figures alone.
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