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Working Capital

skill-adamriofc-indonesian-business-agent-skills-working-capital · by adamriofc

Calculate net working capital, working capital ratio, cash conversion cycle, and funding requirements with the deterministic working-capital engine.

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About

Working Capital Management

Measures how much cash is trapped in the operating cycle and how much funding is required to run it.

Metrics

  • Net Working Capital = Current Assets − Current Liabilities.
  • Working Capital Ratio = Current Assets ÷ Current Liabilities (≥ 1.5 conservative for SMEs).
  • Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC) = DIO + DSO − DPO — days cash is tied up from buying stock until cash returns.
  • Working Capital Requirement = CCC (days) × COGS per day — operational funding needs.

Scope & Safety

  • Use for: planning working-capital loan needs, negotiating supplier payment terms, assessing operational liquidity.
  • Do not use for: long-term investment loan decisions (use capital-budgeting), or total solvency assessment.
  • A long CCC means cash is absorbed into receivables/inventory — priorities: speed up collections, reasonably extend supplier payables, reduce dead stock.
  • WCR figures are need estimates; add a 10–20% buffer for seasonality.

Hybrid Execution Model

Pass inputs to engines/working-capital.js: netWorkingCapital, workingCapitalRatio, cashConversionCycle, workingCapitalRequirement. Wrap in a Trust Envelope (risk MEDIUM; as_of; human review for credit applications).

Worked Example

Input: CA 500 million, CL 250 million; DIO 60 days, DSO 45 days, DPO 30 days; COGS/day 2 million. Output: NWC = 250 million; Ratio = 2.0; CCC = 60 + 45 − 30 = 75 days; Requirement = 75 × 2 million = 150 million. Interpretation: the business is liquid, but needs ~150 million to fund the 75-day working capital cycle.

Source & license

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.