a) If you were a creditor, could you give short term
loan to SPRING company?
Give reasons, compare with generally accepted accounting standards,
find net working capital and discuss the Five C's of credit.
b) Calculate the operating cycle for the company and evaluate the efficiency of the corporation.
c) How could you evaluate the profitability position of that company?
A. If I will be a creditor, i will give short term loan to SPRING COMPANY.
B.An Operating Cycle (OC) refers to the days required for a business to receive inventory, sell the inventory, and collect cash from the sale of the inventory. This cycle plays a major role in determining the efficiency of a business.
Importance of the Operating Cycle
The OC offers an insight into a company’s operating efficiency. A shorter cycle is preferred and indicates a more efficient and successful business. A shorter cycle indicates that a company is able to recover its inventory investment quickly and possesses enough cash to meet obligations. If a company’s OC is long, it can create cash flow problems.
A company can reduce its OC in two ways:
a) If you were a creditor, could you give short term loan to SPRING company? Give...
a) If you were a creditor, could you give short term loan to SPRING company? Give reasons, compare with generally accepted accounting standards, find net working capital and discuss the Five C's of credit. b) Calculate the operating cycle for the company and evaluate the efficiency of the corporation. c) How could you evaluate the profitability position of that company? please explain all details. a, b and c questions are related with FALL company. Compute the actual 2013 financial ratios...
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