Cash cycle
The cash cycle, also called the cash conversion cycle, is a measure of the length of time it takes to get from paying cash for stock to getting cash after selling it. It is equal to:
stock days + debtor days - creditor days ...
Cash cycle
In general, the time between cash disbursement and cash collection. In net working capital
management, it can be thought of as the operating cycle less the accounts payable payment period.
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Definition of
cash cycle
Accounting
period between buying materials and selling product the time between the acquisition of a raw material and the receipt of payment for the finished product.
Cash cycle - Refers to the period of time, often given days, in between the purchasing of the raw materials and the receipt of payment from accounts receivable which was generated from the final sale of the finished item.
The cash cycle
The cash cycle is the period of time between the initial investment and the profit being realised as cash. The concept can also be applied to book publishing decisions e.g.
Also known as "cash cycle".
Calculated as:
Where:
DIO represents days inventory outstanding
DSO represents days sales outstanding
DPO represents days payable outstanding ...
Cash-to-cash Cycle
A financial ratio showing for how long a company has to finance its own stock/inventory. It measures the number of days between the initial ...(Read more)
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cash cycle The length of time between the purchase of raw materials and the collection... cash delivery A requirement of certain futures contracts that the underlier should not be...
From your identified sources of cash inflow and outflow above, you now need a series of reports to measure, and react to the cash cycle of your business.
Essential business cash control information
Customer information.
The length of time between the purchase of raw materials and the collection of accounts receivable generated in the sale of the final product. also called cash cycle.
A company that pays out most of its earnings per share to stockholders as dividends. Or, a company or division of a company that generates a steady and significant amount of free cash flow.
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 See also: Cash conversion cycle, Expense, Net working capital, Disbursement, Bills
  
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