The document provides financial statement data to calculate key metrics for managing a company's cash conversion cycle. It includes annual sales on credit, cost of goods sold, average inventory, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. From this data, one can determine: 1) Days Inventory Outstanding which measures how long inventory is held, 2) Days Sales Outstanding which measures how quickly customers pay, and 3) Days Payable Outstanding which measures how quickly suppliers are paid, as well as 4) the overall Cash Conversion Cycle which evaluates the average time between paying for materials and collecting from customers.
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Cash Conversion Cycle
The document provides financial statement data to calculate key metrics for managing a company's cash conversion cycle. It includes annual sales on credit, cost of goods sold, average inventory, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. From this data, one can determine: 1) Days Inventory Outstanding which measures how long inventory is held, 2) Days Sales Outstanding which measures how quickly customers pay, and 3) Days Payable Outstanding which measures how quickly suppliers are paid, as well as 4) the overall Cash Conversion Cycle which evaluates the average time between paying for materials and collecting from customers.
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Cash Conversion Cycle. Show your complete solution.
Calculating the CCC from the Financial Statement
The following data are taken from the financial statement: Annual Sales ( on Credit ) P 1,216,666 Cost of Goods Sold P 1, 013,889 Average Inventory P 250,000 Average Accounts Receivable P 300,000 Average Accounts Payable P 150,000
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