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Eugen-Kay Construction Co. Ltd. expects credit sales of ¢24million in the next year and has budgeted...

Eugen-Kay Construction Co. Ltd. expects credit sales of ¢24million in the next year and has budgeted production costs as follows:

¢million

Raw materials 4

Direct labour 5

Production overheads 3

Total production costs 12

Raw materials are in stock for an average of three weeks and finished goods are in stock for an average of four weeks. All raw materials are added at the start of the production cycle, which takes five weeks and incurs labour costs and production overheads at a constant rate. Suppliers of raw materials allow five weeks’ credit, whereas customers are given six weeks to pay. If production takes place evenly throughout the year, what is the total working capital requirement?

NB: Assume Work-in Progress is 50% complete at any point in time, 365 days a year and 52 weeks in a year.


You are required to compute the following for Eugen-Kay Construction Co. Ltd.:

i) Estimated Working Capital Requirement for the year;

ii) Cash Conversion Cycle.

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$m
Credit sales 24
Raw Material 4
Direct Labour 5
Production OH 3
Total Production Cost 12
Work in Progress Cost 6 (50% of Production Cost)
Finished Goods-(Cost of Sales) 6 50%
$'m
Raw Materila Holding Period 3 weeks 21 days Raw Material 0.2 (Raw material Holding Period/365)X Raw Material Cost
WIP holding Period 5 weeks 35 days Work In Progress 0.6 (WIP Holding Period/365)X WIP Cost
Finished Goods Holding Period 4 weeks 28 days Finshed Goods 0.5 ( Finished Holding Period/365)X Finished Goods Cost
Average Receivable Period 6 weeks 42 days Averge receivables 2.8 (Average receivable days/365)X Credit Sales
18 Currebt Asset 4.0
Less: Accounts Paybale Period-Raw Material 5 weeks 35 days Avergae Payable-Current Liability 0.6 (Average Payable days/365)X Cost of Sales)
Cash Converion Cycle 13 Working Capital 3.5
(Current Asset-Current Liability)
Cash Convertion Cycle=Raw Material Holding Period+WIP Holding Period+Finished Goods Holding Period+Average
Receivable Period-Accounts Payable Period

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