Finished Good and Co-/By-Product Valuated at Zero After Production – Moving Average Price

[MohamedKharbouch]

Hello everyone,

I’m currently working on SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition (Manufacturing scenario) and I’m facing an issue with the inventory valuation after production.

Here is the situation:

• I have a Finished Good (FG) with a Co-Product and a By-Product (used as a Semi-Finished Good).

• I generated the BOM which includes the required raw materials.

• In the Work Center, I assigned:

  • A Cost Center

  • Activity Types (Setup Time, Machine Time, Person Time)

  • Corresponding Rates for each activity type

• I created a Production Order and during confirmation, the system correctly calculates the total cost (Raw Materials + Setup + Machine + Labor).

• The cost of the FG and Co-Product is displayed correctly in the production order.

However, after performing the Goods Receipt (GR) for the FG and Co-Product, when I check the Inventory Valuation, I find that both are valuated at zero.
In the Production Order, the costs are correct, but the material valuation in stock is 0.

 

My Question:

How can I configure the system so that it updates the material valuation after production?
Is there any specific step or configuration (for example, settlement or revaluation process) required to make the inventory value reflect the actual production cost?

Note: I’m using Moving Average Price (V) as the control price for these materials.

Additional Info:

• SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition

• Scenario: Production Order with Co-Products and By-Products

• BOM and routing correctly maintained

• Activity rates assigned in the work center

Thanks in advance for your help!
Any insight into configuration or post-processing steps would be appreciated.

[Pintu_Das1]

Hi,

I hope you are doing good!

Can you please check the below link and check in your system.

https://community.sap.com/t5/enterprise-resource-planning-blog-posts-by-members/co-product-and-by-pr...

You also mentioned that CO-Product and By-Product are being used as SFG. Then in that case you should use price control as S. Please let me know if the problem still persists.

Regards,

Pintu Das

[MohamedKharbouch]

Hi Pintu, Thank you for your response. I’ve checked again, but the issue still persists. After the production is completed, both the finished good and the semi-finished good (SFG) are still valuated at zero. It seems that the automatic revaluation is not being triggered.