lejáratokhoz

Lejáratokhoz is a Hungarian term that translates to "clearances," "liquidations," or "end-of-line sales" in English. It refers to situations where businesses sell off remaining stock, often at significantly reduced prices, to make way for new inventory, clear out old or unsold items, or as part of a seasonal sale.

These sales can occur for a variety of reasons. Retailers might hold lejáratokhoz events to get rid of seasonal merchandise after a holiday or season, such as summer clothing after autumn begins. They can also be used to clear out items that are nearing their expiration date, particularly relevant for food products or cosmetics, although this is a less common understanding of the term in a general retail context. Sometimes, a business might be closing down entirely, in which case a lejáratokhoz sale is conducted to sell off all remaining assets.

Consumers often look forward to lejáratokhoz events as opportunities to purchase goods at a discount. The term implies a sense of urgency, as the items are typically available only while stock lasts. This can lead to a surge in customer activity as people try to secure desirable products before they are gone. The pricing strategy during lejáratokhoz is focused on moving inventory quickly rather than maximizing profit per item.