- Days Sales Outstanding(DSO) = (Average Accounts Receivables/Revenue)*365
= ($160,000/$500,000)*365
= 116.80 days
- Inventory Conversion Period(ICP) = (Average Inventory/Annual COGS)*365 days
= ($75,000/$360,000)*365
= 76.04 days
- Days Payable Period(PDP)= (Average Accounts Payable/COGS)*365
= ($25,000/$360,000)*365
= 25.35 days
Cash Conversion Cycle = DSO + ICP - PDP
Cash Conversion Cycle = 116.80 + 76.04 - 25.35
= 167.49 days
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