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                  136                               Corporate Finance                      BRILLIANT’S



                                                    Total Credit Purchase
                          #  Credit purchase per day =
                                                         365 or 360
                  Note:                                       ZmoQ>…
                   1. If  only  closing  balance  of  any  item  is  1. `{X {H$gr Am`Q>_ H$m {g\©$ ŠbmoqOJ ~¡b|g CnbãY
                      available, then the closing balance will be  h¡ Vmo ŠbmoqOJ ~¡b|g H$mo Am¡gV ê$n go {b`m OmEJm&
                      taken as an average.
                   2. In the  absence of any  information, total  2. {H$gr ^r OmZH$mar Ho$ Z hmoZo na Q>moQ>b nM}g Am¡a
                      purchases  and  total  sales  are  treated  as  Q>moQ>b goëg H$mo H«o${S>Q> _mZm OmVm h¡&
                      credit  purchases  and  credit  sales
                      respectively
                  Calculation  of  Number  of  Operating      Am°naoqQ>J gm`H$ëg H$s g§»`m H$s JUZm
                  Cycles
                      The number of operating cycles in a period  {H$gr Ad{Y _| Am°naoqQ>J gm`H$ëg H$s g§»`m df©
                  is determined by dividing the number of days  Ho$ {XZm| H$s g§»`m (AWm©V² 365 `m 360) H$mo Am°naoqQ>J
                  in a year (i.e., 365 or 360) by the operating cycle  gm`H$b nr[a`S> go ^mJ XoH$a kmV H$aVo h¢Ÿ&
                  period.

                                                          365 or 360
                          No. of Operating Cycles =
                                                   Operating Cycles Period
                                                     Total Operating Expenses
                          Working Capital Required =
                                                     No. of Operating Cycles

                  Cash conversion cycle                       H¡$e H§$de©Z gm`H$b
                      The cash  conversion cycle  is the  period  H¡$e H§$de©Z gm`H$b EH$ H§$nZr Ho$ {bE g§gmYZm|
                  required for a company to convert resources to  H$mo H¡$e âbmo _| n[ad{V©V H$aZo Ho$ {bE H§$nZr Ho$ {bE
                  cash flow.                                  Amdí`H$ {XZm| H$m g‘¶ h¡&

                      This measure calculates the time period     `h Cnm` g_` Ad{Y H$s JUZm H$aVm h¡ {Og
                  during which each rupee of input is committed  Ad{Y _| àË`oH$ BZnwQ> én`m AH$mC§Q²>g [agrdo~b à{H«$`m
                  to  production and  sales process  before it  is
                  converted to  cash through  collection  of  the  Ûmam H¡$e _| n[ad{V©V hmoZo Ho$ nhbo CËnmXZ VWm {dH«$`
                  accounts receivable.                        à{H«$`m Ho$ {bE à{V~Õ hmoVm h¡&
                      Note:  The  shorter  the  cash  conversion  ZmoQ>… H¡$e H§$de©Z gm`H$b {OVZm N>moQ>m hmoVm h¡ EH$
                  cycle, the better it is for a business.     ì`mnma Ho$ {bE CVZm hr AÀN>m hmoVm h¡&
                  Calculating the Cash Conversion Cycle       H¡$e H§$de©Z gm¶H$b H$s JUZm
                      The cash conversion cycle calculation uses  H¡$e H§$de©Z, gm`H$b JUZm Am°naoqQ>J gm`H$b
                  elements  of  the  operating  cycle  equation,  BŠdoeZ Ho$ VËdm| H$m Cn`moJ H$aVm h¡ {Og_| am° _Q>o[a`b,
                  including  raw  materials,  work-in-process,  dH©$-BZ-àmogog, {\${ZíS> JwS²>g VWm {~ëg [agrdo~b Ho$
                  finished goods and bills receivable, in addition  A{V[aŠV {XZ Ho$ noE~b AmCQ>ñQ>¢qS>J gpå_{bV h¢& Cg
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