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How do you monitor working capital for manufacturing Co. through financial analysis process?

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Question added by Mohammed Abdel Fattah Hassan , Accounting Manager , Regional Airports
Date Posted: 2013/12/10
Muhammad Afaq
by Muhammad Afaq , SENIOR FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT , United Eddy Company (United Yousef M. Naghi Group)

I try my best to explain it in brief. Therefore, The ingredients of the working capital are:

Current Assets: Inventories, securities, Cash and bank balances, loan and advances, and debtors’

Current Liabilities:  Creditors’, Provisions, short term loans.

The working capital cycle also knows as Operating cycle. It consist of the following

1                     raw material conversion period

2                     WIP (work in progress) conversion period

3                     FG (Finished Goods) conversion period

4                     Debtor’s conversion period: higher debtors’ turnover ratio implies that better cash flow and prompt collection of payment from customers.

5                     Creditor’s conversion period: Reverse of4.

The working capital requirements as higher as operating cycle period.

 

Further we use working capital turnover ratio to determine the efficiency of the concern. The formula is  “cost of goods sold or sales/net working capital. If this ratio is higher, it means the company uses its working capital effectively and efficiently. besides this we also focus on stock turnover. 

Mohammed Abdel Fattah Hassan
by Mohammed Abdel Fattah Hassan , Accounting Manager , Regional Airports

Can We get Ratio for that

محمد بلال
by محمد بلال , مدير حسابات , مجموعة جمال احمد بغلف القابضة

First

By monitoring all elements of the current assets, especially inventory if applicable

Secondly

Try to increase the scale of current assets.

Thirdly

Scaling ob liabilities in the narrowest possible range

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