Inventory turnover = $11,375/[(1,273 + 1,401) / 2] = 8.51 times
Receivables turnover = $14,750/[(3,782 + 3,368) / 2] = 4.13 times
Payables turnover = $11,375/[(1,795 + 2,025) / 2] = 5.96 times
Inventory period = 365 days / 8.51 times = 42.89 days
Receivables period = 365 days / 4.13 times = 88.38 days
Payables period = 365 days / 5.96 times = 61.24 days
So the time it takes to acquire inventory and sell it is about 43 days. Collection takes another 88 days, and the operating cycle is thus 43 + 88 = 131 days. The cash cycle is this 131 days less the payables period, 131 - 61 = 70 days.
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Calculate the operating cycles. How do you interpret your
answer?
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