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Working capital

Review current and quick ratios, working capital and the cash cycle.

Your calculation

Use reporting-date balances for liquidity, and annual flows with average balances for the cash conversion cycle.

Example figures are filled in. Replace them with your amounts.

Reporting-date current assets
Reporting-date current liabilities
Annual flows and average balances

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EXAMPLE

Your results and working

Net working capital₹14,00,000.00
Current ratio1.70×
Quick ratio1.10×
Cash conversion cycle71.60 days
WorkingResult
Current assets₹34,00,000.00
Current liabilities₹20,00,000.00
Debtor days · average debtors / credit sales × 36554.75 days
Inventory days · average stock / COGS × 36567.38 days
Creditor days · average creditors / credit purchases × 36550.54 days

What this result includes

Liquidity uses balances at the reporting date. The cash conversion cycle uses annual flows and average trade / inventory balances; credit purchases are the denominator for creditor days.

Quick assets exclude inventory and prepayments. Enter only other current assets that meet your chosen liquidity definition. Keep balances and flows on a consistent GST basis.

Net working capital = current assets − current liabilities. It is not an assessed bank limit or drawing power. Cash conversion cycle = debtor days + inventory days − creditor days.

A ratio is shown as Not available when its denominator is zero or unsuitable. Compare like periods and the same accounting basis; these tools do not assign a credit rating.