Working Capital Metrics Flashcards
Inventory Turnover
Cost of goods Sold / Average Inventory
Inventory Conversion Period
365/ Inventory Turnover
AR Turnover
Sales / Avg AR
AR Collection Period
365/ AR Turnover
AP Turnover
COGS/Avg AP
AP Deferral Period
365/AP Turnover
Cash conversion Cycle = Net Operating Cycle
number of days to collect + number of days to sell - number of days to Pay
A high quick ration is most desirable to the stores creditors because it indicates
is most desirable to the stores creditors because it indicates the company has more ST assets on its balance sheet
the relationship between allowance for doubtful accounts and working capital
when bad debt is recorded for the period, working capital decreases
A higher Current ratio indicates
more liquidity
The relationship b/t the AFDA and WC
when bad debt expense is recorded for the period, working capital decreases
A higher current ratio indicates liquidity
more liquidity
A company purchases inventory on terms net 30 days and resells it to its customers on terms net 15 days. The inventory conversion period averages 60 days.
Cash conversion Cycle is
60+15-30=45
Cash Conversion Cycle is Receivables = 4,000,000 Inventory = 2,600,000 Payables = 3,700,00 Sales = 50,000,000 COGS = 45,000,000
Equal to the inventory conversion period plus the receivables collection period minus the AP deferral period
365/(45m/2.6m)+365/(50m/4m)-365(45m/3.7m)
if a firm increases its cash balance by issuing additional shares of common stock
Working capital increases and the current ratio increases