Formulas:
Quick assets=Current assets-Inventory-Prepaid expences
Current ratio=Current assets/Current Liabilities
Quick ratio=Quick assets/Current Liabilities
Inventory Turnover ratio=COGS/Avg inventory
Avg inventory=(Opening inventory+closing inventory)/2
Days Inventory Outstanding=365/inventory turnover ratio
Average receivable=(Opening Rec+Closing Rec)/2
Account receivable turnover=Credit sales/Average receivable
Days sales outstanding=365/average receivable turnover
Average Account payable=(opening A.P.+Closing A.P.)/2
Account payable turnover=COGS/Avg account payable
Days payable outstanding=365/account payable turnover
Cash conversion cycle=Days inventory outstanding+dayssales outstanding-days payable outstanding
Particular | 2017 | 2018 |
Current assets | 283000 | 279000 |
Current Liabilities | 97000 | 130000 |
Current Ratio | 2.917526 | 2.146154 |
Quick assets | 207000 | 176000 |
Quick ratio | 2.134021 | 1.353846 |
COGS | 278000 | 280000 |
Avg Inventory | 64000 | 83000 |
Inventory turnover ratio | 4.34375 | 3.373494 |
Days inventory outstanding | 84.02878 | 108.1964 |
Average receivable | 59500 | 82500 |
Credit sales | 507000 | 493000 |
Account receivable turnover | 8.521008 | 5.975758 |
Days sales outstanding | 42.83531 | 61.08012 |
Average account payable | 37500 | 40000 |
Account payable Turnover | 7.413333 | 7 |
Days Payble outstanding | 49.23561 | 52.14286 |
Cash conversion cycle | 77.62847 | 117.1337 |
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