Across 103 compound and material records, the operation achieved a utilisation rate of 82.9% and an output efficiency of 71.8%, indicating that while machines are being kept reasonably busy, there is meaningful room to close the gap between actual and ideal output, which stood at 1,436 actual hours against an ideal of 1,732 hours. The most pressing concern is the rejection rate of 44.56%, which is significantly elevated and suggests a systemic quality issue that warrants immediate investigation into material, process, or equipment variables. Runner and lump losses were comparatively minor at 0.3%, and machine efficiency of 68.7% further underlines that performance improvement, particularly in quality yield, should be the primary focus for management attention.