Cost Pass-Through Recovery Test

Test how much of an entered landed-cost increase reached realized customer pricing and where unrecovered margin is concentrated.

About this analysis

Enter comparable pricing lines using prior and current product cost, freight, realized price, and unit volume. The calculation separates total landed-cost burden from realized price recovery, ranks unrecovered exposure, and tests the additional recovery required to restore entered economics. No external pass-through benchmark is inserted into the calculation. For more information, visit our distribution pricing consultants page.

Portfolio pass-through 78.1% Realized price recovery divided by positive landed-cost burden
Cost burden $476.6K Positive landed-cost increase multiplied by entered units
Price recovery $372K Realized price movement across lines with positive cost burden
Unrecovered exposure $113.6K Positive line-level cost movement not matched by realized price movement
Margin change −$104.6K Current unit margin versus prior unit margin across entered units

Pass-through by line

White bars show landed-cost movement. Blue bars show realized price movement on the same per-unit scale.

Line A
Cost movement +$3.70
Price movement +$3.00
81.1%
Line B
Cost movement +$2.80
Price movement +$2.00
71.4%
Line C
Cost movement +$5.00
Price movement +$5.50
110.0%
Line D
Cost movement +$1.80
Price movement +$1.00
55.6%
Line E
Cost movement +$5.80
Price movement +$4.00
69.0%

Margin economics

Lines are ranked by unrecovered exposure. Exposure is positive only where realized price movement does not fully match a positive landed-cost increase.

Line Units Cost change Price change Pass-through Prior margin Current margin Exposure
Line D 55,000 +$1.80 +$1.00 55.6% $7.20 $6.40 $44K
Line A 40,000 +$3.70 +$3.00 81.1% $13.50 $12.80 $28K
Line E 12,000 +$5.80 +$4.00 69.0% $24.00 $22.20 $21.6K
Line B 25,000 +$2.80 +$2.00 71.4% $10.80 $10.00 $20K
Line C 18,000 +$5.00 +$5.50 110.0% $16.00 $16.50 $0

Exposure concentration

Remaining exposure is ranked from largest to smallest to show whether under-recovery is broad or concentrated.

Largest line exposure 38.7% Line D represents $44,000 of remaining exposure
Top three exposure share 82.4% Share of remaining exposure represented by the three largest lines
Lines driving 80% 3 Minimum ranked lines required to reach at least 80% of exposure
Line D
38.7%
$44K
Line A
63.4%
$28K
Line E
82.4%
$21.6K
Line B
100.0%
$20K

Full-recovery requirement

The additional price requirement is arithmetic from the entered line economics. It is not a recommended or forecast customer price.

Under-recovered units 132,000 Units on lines with a positive landed-cost increase not fully matched by price movement
Weighted additional price required $0.86 Remaining exposure divided by under-recovered units
Net margin change −$104.6K Includes both under-recovered and over-recovered lines

Recovery sensitivity

Additional recovery share applies only to remaining unrecovered exposure. It does not assume that full recovery is commercially achievable.

Additional recovery achieved 50.0% Entered sensitivity applied to remaining exposure
Margin recovered $56.8K Contribution represented by the entered recovery sensitivity
Required exposure recovery 66.0% Share of remaining exposure required to reach the $75,000 contribution target

What the interactive shows

The entered portfolio recovered 78.1% of the positive landed-cost burden through realized price movement, leaving $113,600 of line-level unrecovered exposure.

Three lines represent 82.4% of remaining exposure. Under-recovered lines would require an additional weighted $0.86 per unit to close the entered cost-price gap, while over-recovery on other lines leaves the net portfolio margin change at −$104,600.

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