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Stockout costs are incurred by a company facing a loss of revenue. ?æWhen a stock out cost occurs a?æcompany is not equipped to handle the demands of their customers. The cost of a?æstock out is recorded as the?æloss of sales revenues and customer loyalty.?æ
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