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1.Calculateproduction/sellforaparticularperiode.g.weeklyormonthlyasthecasemaybe.
2.Peeperacostsheetfollowingaparticularactivityorcapacitylevel.Ifthereisachangeinthecapacitylevel,variablecostperunitdoesnotchangebutfixedcostperunitwillchange.
3.Valueofcurrentassetsorcurrentliability=Costperitemincludedintheitem*creditperiod*productionpertimeperiod.
4.Prepareaformalstatementofworkingcapital.
NOTE:
FollowingtheTandon&
ChoreCommitteerecommendationinIndiatheentrepreneurortheorganizationhastobring25%oftherequirementsofcurrentassetsoutoflongtermfinancing(i.e.capitalorreserveordebenture).Thedifferenceofworkingcapitalthenwillbefinancedbythebank.ThisisknownasMPBF(MaximumPermissibleBankFinancing).
Avarietyadvancedconceptsandtechniqueshavebeensuggestedformanagingdifferentfactsoftheworkingcapital.Thesehaveemanatedindifferentdisciplineslikeeconomics,operationsresearch,productionmanagement,statistics,andcomputersciences.
Acomprehensiveexpositionoftheseconceptsandtechniquesisbeyondthescopeofthisbook(aswellasthecompetenceoftheauthor).However,whatisattemptedhereisadiscussionofsomeselectedtopicswhicharerelativemoreimportantfromthepracticalpointofview.
Atopicsincludedfordiscussioninthischapterare:
Workingcapitalleverage
Analysisofworkingcapitalcomponents
Cashbudgetsimulation
Cashmanagementmodels
Discriminantanalysisandcustomerclassification
Advancesininventorymanagement
WORKINGCAPITALLEVERAGE
Workingcapitalleveragereflectsthesensitivityofreturnoninvestment(earningpower)tochangesinthelevelofcurrentassets.Toexpresstheformulaforworkingcapitalleveragewewillusethefollowingsymbols:
CA=valueofcurrentassets(grossworkingcapital)
CA=changeinthelevelofcurrentassets
FA=valueofnetassets
TA=valueoftotalassets(TA=CA+FA)
EBIT=earningsbeforeinterestandtaxes
ROI=returnoninvestmentdefinedasEBIT/TA
Workingcapitalleverage(WCL)isequalto:
PercentagechangeinROI
PercentagechangeinCA
LetusconsiderthecasewherecurrentassetsreducebyCAwithoutinanywayimpairingtheearningscapacityofthefirm.ThepercentageincreaseinROIinthiscaseisequalto:
EBIT.-EBIT
TA-CATA.
EBIT
TA
Thisexpression,onsimplification,becomes:
CA.
TA-CA
Thepercentagedecreaseincurrentassetsissimply:
CA/CA
Hence,
WCL=CA.CA
TA-CACA
=CA.
TA-CA
Ifthereisanincreaseincurrentassets,ratherthanadecrease,
WCL=CA.
TA+CA
Illustration
Thefollowinginformationisavailablefortwocompanies,BoxLimitedandCoxLimited.
BoxLimitedCoxLimited
CurrentAssets(CA)Rs.150mlnRs.50mln
NetFixedAssets(FA)Rs.50mlnRs.150mln
TotalAssets(TA)Rs.200mlnRs.200mln
EarningsBeforeInterestandTaxes(EBIT)Rs.30mlnRs.30mln
ROI15%15%
Theworkingcapitalleverage,fora20percentreductionincurrentassets,isequalto:
WCL=CA.
TA–0.2CA
Forthetwocompanies,BoxLimitedandCoxLimited,theWCLvaluesareasfollows:
ECL(BoxLimited)=150.=0.88
200–30
ECL(BoxLimited)=50.=0.26
200–10
LookingattheWCLvaluesitisevidentthatthesensitivityofROItochangesinthelevelofCAisfargreaterforBoxLimitedthatforCoxLimited.
ANALYSISOFWORKINGCAPITALCOMPONENTS
Inordertounderstandthelengthoftimeforwhichresourcesarecommittedtovariouscomponentsofworkingcapital,operatingcycleanalysismaybedone.Anextensionofthisanalysiswhichmaybereferredastheweightedoperatingcycleanalysis,maybedonetothereflectthemagnitudesofresourcescommitments.Thissectiondiscussesthesetwokindsofanalysiswithillustrations.
OperatingCycleAnalysis
Theoperatingcycleofafirmbeginswiththeacquisitionofrawmaterialsandendswiththecollectionofreceivables.Therearefouraspectsoftheoperatingcyclewhichinvolvecommitmentofresources:
rawmaterialstage;
work-in-processstage;
finishedgoodsstage;
andaccountsreceivablestage.Thereisoneaspectoftheoperatingcyclewhichprovidesresources:
accountspayablestage(thisistheperiodforwhichcreditisprovidedbythesuppliersofrawmaterials.)
Thedurationoftheoperatingcyclemaybedefinedas
Doc=Drm+Dwip+Dfg+Dar–Dap
WhereDoc=durationoftheoperatingcycle
Drm=durationoftherawmaterialsandstoresstage
Dwip=durationofthework-in-processstage
Dfg=durationofthefinishedgoodsstage
Dar=durationoftheaccountsreceivablestage
Dap=durationoftheaccountspayablestage.
Awordaboutthecomponentsoftheoperatingcycleisinorder.
DurationoftheRawMaterialsandStoresStage:
Thisrepresentsthenumberofdaysforwhichrawmaterialsandstoresremainininventorybeforetheyareissuedforproduction.Itmaybecalculatedas:
Drm=Averagestockofrawmaterialsandstores.
Averagerawmaterialsandstoresconsumedperday
DurationoftheWork-in-ProcessStage:
Thisrepresentsthenumberofdaysrequiredinthework-in-progressstage.Itmaybemeasuredas:
Dwip=Averagework-in-progressinventory.
Averagework-in-progressvalueofrawmaterialscommittedperday
DurationoftheFinishedGoodsStage:
Thisreflectsthenumberofdaysforwhichfinishedgoodsremainininventorybeforetheyaresold.Itmaybecalculatedas:
Dfg=Averagefinishedgoodsinventory.
Averagecostofgoodssoldperday
DurationoftheaccountsReceivableStage:
Thisdenotesthenumberofdaysrequiredtocollecttheaccountsreceivable.Itmaybemeasuredas:
Dar=Averageaccountsreceivable
Averagesalesperday
DurationoftheAccountsPayablestage:
Thisrepresentsthenumberofdaysforwhichthesuppliersofrawmaterialsoffercredit.Itmaybecalculatedas:
Dap=Averageaccountspayable.
Averagecreditpurchasesperday
OperatingCycle:
AnIllustration
Thecalculationofoperatingcyclemaybeillustratedwiththehelpofanexample.
ThefollowinginformationisavailableforZenithLimited:
Averagestockofrawmaterialsandstores:
200
Averagework-in-progressinventory:
300
Averagefinishedgoodsinventory:
180
Averageaccountsreceivable:
Averageaccountspayable:
Averagerawmaterialsandstoresconsumedperday:
10
Averagework-in-progressvalueofrawmaterials
committedperday:
12.5
Averagecostofgoodssoldperday:
18
Averagesalesperday:
20
Onthebasisoftheaboveinformation,thedurationsofthevariouscomponentsoftheoperatingcyclearecalculatedasfollows:
Durationofrawmaterialsandstoresstage(Drm)=200=20days
10
Durationofwork-in-processstage(Dwip)=300=24days
12.5
Durationoffinishedgoodsstage(Dfg)=180=10days
18
Durationofaccountsreceivablestage(Dar)=300=15days
20
Durationofaccountspayablestage(Dap)=180=18days
10
Thedurationoftheoperatingcycle(Doc)is:
Doc=Drm+Dwip+Dfg+Dar–Dap=20+24+10+15–18=51days
WeightedOperatingCycleAnalysis
Theoperatingcycleanalysisfocusesonlyonthetimedimensionofinvestment.Itshowsthedurationsofvariouscomponentsoftheoperatingcycle.Thisanalysiscanbeextendedtotakeintoaccountdifferentialmagnitudesofinvestmentatdifferentstagesoftheoperatingcycle.Suchextendedanalysisleadstothecalculationofwhatmaybereferredtoastheweightedoperatingcyclewhichismoreusefulinworkingcapitalanalysis.
Theprocedureforcalculatingtheweightedoperatingcycleconsistsofthefollowingsteps:
Step1Calculatethedurationsofvariousstagesoftheoperatingcycle
Thedurationsofvariousstages,namely,
Drm(durationoftherawmaterialsandstoresstage)
Dwip(durationofthework-in-processstage)
Dfg(durationofthefinishedgoodsstage)
Dar(durationoftheaccountsreceivablestage)
Dap(durationoftheaccountspayablestage)
maybecalculatedusingtheformuladescribedintheprevioussection.
Step2Determinetheweightsforvariousstagesoftheoperatingcycle
Theweightsapplicabletovariousstagesoftheoperatingcyclereflecttheproportionsofthecostsincurreduptothatstageinrelationtothesellingpriceoftheproduct.
Hence,theweightsare:
StageWeight
RawmaterialsandstoresstageWm=Rawmaterialsandstorescostperunit
Salespriceperunit
Rawmaterialsandstorescostperunit
Work-in-processstageWwip=+0.5processingcostperunit
FinishedgoodsstageWfg=Costofgoodssoldperunit
AccountsreceivablestageW