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Working Capital

Working Capital & Cash Conversion

Working capital, the cash conversion cycle, and the gap between reported profit and actual cash position.



The cash conversion cycle

The time between paying suppliers and collecting from customers.

Days to Collect (DSO)

26

Days to Pay (DPO)

30

Cash Conversion Gap (days)

-4

Where the cash is

Cash on Hand

R4,347,676

Tied Up in Receivables

R978,204

Director's Loan

-R1,588,000

Net Working Capital Required

R573,668

Growth and cash

The cash tied up in working capital scales with revenue: each rand of new annual revenue ties up roughly R0.07 of it (26 days / 365).

Revenue Growth (12m)

R235,322

Extra WC Required

R16,763

Avg Monthly Profit

R80,198

Monthly WC Drain

R1,397

Director's loan movements

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What would change the picture

The three levers on the cash conversion cycle, with their estimated impact at current scale:

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