We analyse the complete operating cycle of your business to understand how long funds remain tied up before being converted back into cash.
The working capital cycle generally considers:
Inventory Period + Receivable Period – Payable Period
A shorter cash conversion cycle can help businesses release cash from operations more quickly.
Working capital requirements can change significantly as a business grows.
We help businesses forecast future working capital requirements based on:
We help startups establish basic cash-flow controls, payment planning, receivable monitoring, and financial forecasting.
We help MSMEs manage customer collections, inventory, supplier payments, and working capital funding requirements.
Manufacturers often have funds tied up across raw materials, work-in-progress, finished goods, and receivables. We help analyse each stage of the operating cycle.
For trading businesses, inventory turnover, supplier credit, customer credit, and collection cycles are important areas of working capital management.
Service businesses may have lower inventory requirements but can still experience working capital pressure because of delayed customer payments and recurring operating expenses.
Project-based businesses may need careful planning of receivables, project expenses, supplier payments, and milestone-based collections.