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Financial Management Assignment - Working Capital Management
Practical Questions based on Operating Cycle:
Q1. From the following data, calculate cash conversion cycle:
Average raw materials period
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90 days
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Average Work-in-progress period
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15 days
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Average period of holding finished goods
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30 days
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Average collection period of accounts receivables
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50 days
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Average period of credit received from suppliers
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25 days
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Q2. Shankar & Co. is engaged in manufacturing toys. Following data of the company is made available:
Opening Stock
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Rs. 4,000
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Average stock
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Rs. 10,000
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Cost of sales
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Rs. 80,000
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Total Purchases
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Rs.2,50,000
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Credit Purchases
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Rs.2,00,000
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Creditors' holding
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40 days
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Opening creditors
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3,000
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Debtors' holding
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45 days
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Opening debtors
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5,000
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Cash sales
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50,000
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Total sales
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1,80,000
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Calculate operating cycle and number of operating cycles in a year. Also find out the missing figures-closing stock, closing debtors and closing creditors.
Q3. Anisha Ltd. is engaged in manufacturing ready-made garments. The following data relates to garments industry:
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Days
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Raw materials holding period
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30
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Credit provided by suppliers
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-10
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Work-in-process holding period
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8
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Finished goods holding period
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30
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Debtors' collection period
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30
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88 days
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Using the following data, calculate working capital cycle.
Opening stock- Raw materials
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200
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Total purchases-Raw materials
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3,000
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Cash purchases-Raw materials
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500
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Closing Stock-Raw materials
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100
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Average work-in-progress
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70
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Average finished goods stock
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90
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Average debtors
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200
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Average creditors
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120
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Total sales
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5,000
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Cash sales
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800
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Cost of sales
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3,200
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(Note: cost of sales is also the cost of production, in the absence of selling and administrative costs.)
Q4. Dimpy Ltd. has obtained the following data concerning the average working capital cycle for other companies in the same industry:
Raw material holding period
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20 days
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Credit received
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-40 days
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Work-in-progress holding period
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15 days
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Finished goods stock holding period
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40 days
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Debtors' collection period
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60 days
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95 days
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Using the following data, calculate the current working capital cycle for Dimpy Ltd.
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(Rs. in thousands)
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Credit sales
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5,000
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Total cost of sales
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4,000
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Cost of production
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3,000
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Purchases
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3,500
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Total raw materials consumed
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600
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Average raw material stock
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80
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Average work-in-progress
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85
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Average finished goods stock
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180
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Average creditors
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700
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Average debtors
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350
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