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The short term financial position of Durable Plastic Goods factory comprises the following information: a. Accounts Payable: Tk.6000 b. Annual Credit sales: Tk.500000

The short term financial position of Durable Plastic Goods factory comprises the following information:

a. Accounts Payable: Tk.6000

b. Annual Credit sales: Tk.500000

c. Annual Credit purchase: Tk.350000

d. Receivables: Tk.50000

e. Inventory: Tk.80000

f. Cost of Goods Sold: Tk.400000

Draw the Cash Conversion Cycle in terms of days.

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Cash Conversion Cycle = Days Inventory Outstanding + Days Sales Outstanding - Days Payable Outstanding

                                          = 73 + 37 - 6 

                                          = 104 days

 

Days Inventory Outstanding = 365 / Stock inventory

                                                   = 365 / COGS * Average Stock

                                                   = 365 / 80,000 * 400,000 = 73 Days

 

Days Sales Outstanding = 365 / Credit Sales * Average Debtors

                                           = 365 / 50,000 * 500,000 

                                           = 36.5 Days or 37 Days (approximately)

 

Days Payables Outstanding = 365 / Net Credit Purchases * Average Accounts Payable

                                                  = 365 / 6,000 * 350,000 

                                                  = 6.25 Days or 6 Days (approximately)


Days Payables Outstanding = 6.25 Days or 6 Days (approximately)

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