Costing is not an accounting requirement — it is a strategic decision-making tool. Many manufacturing businesses in Greece operate without a clear picture of the true cost of production per product, line or customer. This leads to underpricing, lost margins and incorrect investment decisions.

Cost analysis begins by mapping all direct and indirect production costs: raw materials, labor, energy, machinery, depreciation, overhead, and quality costs. We then apply modern costing methods — such as activity-based costing (ABC) or cost center allocation — to accurately attribute costs per product.

Through this process, we can identify:

• Which products are really profitable
• Where are there losses or waste
• Which customers generate significant margin
• Which production processes need optimization

Documented costing also enhances cooperation with external auditors, banks and investors. The business projects professionalism and internal control.

In a demanding and volatile industry, proper costing is not a luxury — it is a prerequisite for survival and growth.

If you want to gain a clear picture of the true cost of production and improve your profit margins, we can help. We specialize in costing for manufacturing units in sectors such as metal processing (copper, brass, tinplate) and plastic packaging, adapting the methodology to the specifics of each business.